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No, observe the applicable limit.
No. The 20 km/h allowance enabling cars and motorcycles to exceed certain limits when overtaking was removed. Complete the manoeuvre within the applicable limit and safe conditions. If you cannot overtake safely without exceeding it, do not begin.
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No, observe the applicable limit.
Yes, by up to 20 km/h.
Yes, by up to 10 km/h.
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