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No, overtaking does not authorise exceeding the applicable limit.
No. Overtaking does not permit exceeding the applicable limit. The former 20 km/h allowance for cars and motorcycles was removed effective 21 March 2022. Also observe lower limits and adapt speed to conditions. A slower vehicle ahead does not reinstate that allowance.
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No, overtaking does not authorise exceeding the applicable limit.
Yes, it may reach 110 km/h because it is overtaking.
Yes, it may reach 100 km/h because it is overtaking.
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