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Yes, under the Article 82(3) exception. At least two marked lanes in the same direction are required; there is no requirement for two lanes in each direction. First ensure no danger to other users, obey signs and signal any lateral movement. This exception does not generally authorise right-side overtaking on every road.
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Only when overtaking bicycles, cycles, mopeds, or animal-drawn vehicles.
No, you must always overtake on the left.
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