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Yes, observing Article 88’s safety requirements.
Yes, under Article 88’s exception for immobilised vehicles. Check that you can pass safely, leave at least 1.5 metres and reduce speed by at least 20 km/h below the existing limit, also observing any lower limit applicable to you. This exception does not cover a vehicle stopped because of traffic, such as a queue or a red light.
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No; a continuous line always prevents passing any broken-down vehicle.
Only if there are two or more opposing lanes.
Yes, observing Article 88’s safety requirements.
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