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No, first check that overtaking will not endanger or obstruct oncoming traffic.
No. Article 84 requires first checking that sufficient space exists without endangering or obstructing oncoming traffic. Cooperation to avoid danger does not authorise creating it or require another driver to use an unsafe shoulder. All users must drive diligently and avoid harm.
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Yes, the overtaking vehicle has priority over oncoming traffic.
Yes, oncoming drivers must always leave the carriageway.
No, first check that overtaking will not endanger or obstruct oncoming traffic.
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