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No, R-305 prohibits that overtake.
R-305 prohibits overtaking motor vehicles when the manoeuvre involves entering the area reserved for opposing traffic, in addition to general overtaking prohibitions. The current definition does not contain the former specific motorcycle exception. The signed prohibition ends at the next R-502 (end of overtaking prohibition) or R-500 (end of prohibitions); other rules still apply.
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Yes, if no vehicle is approaching.
Yes, if you use the shoulder to overtake.
No, R-305 prohibits that overtake.
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