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No, if safe and without unduly obstructing faster following vehicles.
No. You may remain in the lane used if you check that you do not unduly obstruct faster following vehicles and can perform the next overtake safely. The mere presence of a faster vehicle behind does not replace the condition of avoiding obstruction. Return to the proper lane when required, without forcing others to change direction or speed.
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No, if safe and without unduly obstructing faster following vehicles.
Yes, always, even when those conditions are met.
No, you may remain indefinitely in the left lane even when not overtaking.
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