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Yes, meeting all the stated conditions.
Yes, under those conditions. Article 87.1.a provides that exception when directions are clearly delimited and opposing traffic is not entered. Maintain the required lateral clearance and be able to complete or abandon the manoeuvre safely. This is not general permission to overtake on every bend.
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No, it is always prohibited without exception.
Yes, even if it must enter opposing traffic.
Yes, meeting all the stated conditions.
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