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Yes, but only when there is no danger.
Yes, after checking it can be done safely under Article 88. Passing a broken-down vehicle occupying your lane requires at least 1.5 metres of safety width and a speed reduction of at least 20 km/h below the road limit. If the conditions cannot be met safely, wait. The exception does not permit passing vehicles stopped for traffic needs, such as a queue, in this way.
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Only if a traffic officer or another authorised person directs the traffic.
Yes, but only when there is no danger.
No, because overtaking is prohibited.
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