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No.
The General Traffic Regulations establish that the following manoeuvres shall not be considered overtaking: a vehicle travelling faster than vehicles in acceleration or deceleration lanes, and overtaking between cyclists riding in the same group.
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No, because overtaking is always carried out on the left.
Yes, because it passes the vehicle.
No.
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