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No, because it is prohibited.
No. The former 20 km/h allowance for certain overtaking by cars and motorcycles was removed from 21 March 2022. Respect the applicable maximum, including any lower specific limit, and overtake only when safe. Completing an overtaking manoeuvre does not authorise exceeding the limit.
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Yes, on all roads.
Yes, by 20 km/h, on conventional roads.
No, because it is prohibited.
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