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No, it is prohibited in the stated conditions.
No. Overtaking is prohibited at level crossings and nearby. Since 1 October 2026, article 87.1.b no longer retains the former exception for two-wheeled vehicles with adequate lateral visibility. Do not apply that removed exception. This question concerns a moving vehicle, not article 88’s specific case of passing a vehicle immobilised for a reason unrelated to traffic.
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No, it is prohibited in the stated conditions.
Yes, always.
Yes, the former exception remains in force.
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