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Yes, if other rules are met and you can return right without danger or harm if oncoming traffic appears.
Only if other rules are met and you are completely sure you can return right without danger or harm to the overtaken vehicles if oncoming traffic appears. Planning to return only after the entire series is insufficient. Enough space and visibility are required.
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Yes, if other rules are met and you can return right without danger or harm if oncoming traffic appears.
Yes, being able to return at the end is enough even if there is no space between the overtaken vehicles.
No, overtaking more than one vehicle is always prohibited.
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