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No. This combination’s general limit on that road is 80 km/h under Article 48. You may not reach or exceed the car’s 90 km/h to overtake it. Overtaking does not permit exceeding the limit: the former 20 km/h allowance was removed and did not authorise this combination either. Observe lower limits and adapt speed to conditions.
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Yes, but only if when overtaking you do not exceed the car's speed by more than 20 kilometres per hour.
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