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No, this case meets no exception allowing overtaking at the junction.
No. Article 87 prohibits overtaking at junctions and nearby, subject to exceptions that do not apply here. This is not a roundabout, a permitted overtake on the right, a road with explicitly signed priority or an overtake of a two-wheeled vehicle. Nor is there a general rule always giving a supposed main road priority: without signs, apply Article 57’s rules.
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Yes, because every car has priority when overtaking.
Yes, whenever the centre line is broken.
No, this case meets no exception allowing overtaking at the junction.
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