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Yes, without unduly inconveniencing faster following vehicles.
Yes, if you establish that this will not unduly inconvenience faster following vehicles, under article 83.1. Observe limits and complete the next overtake safely. Driving at the limit does not grant a right to block others unnecessarily. When remaining for another overtake is no longer appropriate, return gradually, safely and with a signal.
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Yes, whenever driving at the limit even if unnecessarily blocking others.
No, never even if all article 83.1 conditions are met.
Yes, without unduly inconveniencing faster following vehicles.
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