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Yes, if this causes no undue inconvenience to faster vehicles behind.
Yes, after checking this causes no undue inconvenience to faster vehicles behind, under Article 83.1. The rule requires at least two lanes in its own direction, not necessarily two in each direction. It does not authorise staying left merely for convenience: normally use the right-hand lane and return safely when overtaking is complete. Observe speed limits and signal lateral movements.
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Yes, it may always remain left even when no further overtaking is planned.
Yes, if this causes no undue inconvenience to faster vehicles behind.
No, it must always return right between two overtakes.
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