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Yes, in those urban conditions and if safe.
Yes, under Article 82.3: within a built-up area, with at least two marked lanes in the same direction, right-side overtaking is permitted if safe. Multiple lanes alone do not permit it on every road. Other applicable safety and signalling requirements must also be satisfied.
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Yes, multiple lanes alone suffice on any road.
Yes, in those urban conditions and if safe.
No, there is never an exception allowing right-side overtaking.
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