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No
No, under Article 34.4 of the Traffic Act. This does not permit dangerous manoeuvres or remove other group-cycling rules. Do not confuse this with passing any stationary vehicle: for example, a vehicle waiting for traffic to move cannot be passed while disregarding applicable rules and signs.
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