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No, because it would endanger the cyclist.
No. Article 85.4 prohibits overtaking that endangers or obstructs oncoming cyclists, even on the shoulder. Keeping near an edge or promising extra care does not authorise a manoeuvre that remains dangerous. Wait until overtaking is safe and all other conditions are met.
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Yes, even if still dangerous, if you stay near the right edge.
No, because it would endanger the cyclist.
Yes, even if still dangerous, if you take extra care.
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