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Yes, under the stated conditions and with the utmost caution.
Yes, with the utmost caution and compliance with other rules. This exception applies when the vehicle being overtaken clearly signals a left turn or an intention to stop on that side. Any lateral movement is insufficient and does not permit entering a prohibited area or carrying out a dangerous manoeuvre.
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Yes, even if there is insufficient space.
Yes, under the stated conditions and with the utmost caution.
No, overtaking on the right is never permitted.
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