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Yes.
Yes, provided the other overtaking requirements are met and only lanes for your direction are used. Articles 87 and 95 prohibit overtaking in tunnels with only one lane for the vehicle’s direction; having two does not allow disregarding signs, speed limits, visibility or safe clearance.
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Yes.
No, overtaking will not be permitted in a tunnel.
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