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Yes, complying with other rules and without entering opposing traffic.
Yes. The current R-305 definition prohibits overtaking motor vehicles when the manoeuvre enters the area reserved for opposing traffic. This case does not enter it. Other rules must be met; do not confuse R-305 with R-306 for lorries over 3,500 kg, which also covers overtakes without entering opposing traffic.
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Yes, but only if it enters opposing traffic.
No, this sign prohibits every overtake between lanes in the same direction.
Yes, complying with other rules and without entering opposing traffic.
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