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Yes, in this case the vehicles in the right-hand lane are not considered to be overtaking.
Yes. In those conditions, one lane progressing faster than another is not regarded as overtaking. You may not change lanes to overtake: changes are limited to the cases in Article 83.2, such as preparing to leave or take a particular direction. Signal the manoeuvre and respect the priority of vehicles already in the destination lane.
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Yes, except for lorries, which will have to adjust their speed to that of the vehicles in the left-hand lane.
Yes, in this case the vehicles in the right-hand lane are not considered to be overtaking.
No, because overtaking on the right is prohibited.
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