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No, because it could endanger them
When we encounter cyclists travelling in the opposite direction, overtaking vehicles ahead is prohibited while we are alongside those cyclists. This is because we could endanger their safety and physical integrity.
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Yes, close to the right edge of the carriageway
No, because it could endanger them
Yes, taking extreme care
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