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No, the continuous marking prohibits crossing it in that case.
No: the continuous marking prohibits crossing it in the stated case. Performing the manoeuvre quickly does not remove the prohibition. A generic question about overtaking on the left cannot be answered without signs and conditions: normally overtaking is on the left, but only when permitted and safe. Here the marking is described without relying on a missing image.
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No, the continuous marking prohibits crossing it in that case.
Yes, if overtaking is done quickly.
Yes, because overtaking any car permits crossing it.
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