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Yes, because that prohibition ends and the other conditions are met.
Yes. R-502 marks where an earlier sign’s overtaking prohibition ceases to apply. Other rules remain: check visibility, traffic, markings and space. It does not by itself authorise crossing a continuous line or entering opposing traffic with insufficient visibility.
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Yes, because that prohibition ends and the other conditions are met.
No, R-502 starts an overtaking prohibition.
No, R-502 prohibits overtaking even when all conditions are met.
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