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No, because the sign prohibits overtaking.
After the vertical sign, it is permitted to overtake the white vehicle because the R-502 sign shown in the image indicates the end of the overtaking prohibition. This sign marks the point from which the overtaking prohibition established by an earlier sign no longer applies. Therefore, the overtaking manoeuvre may be carried out while observing the usual safety and traffic rules.
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No, because the sign prohibits overtaking.
Yes, because the sign indicates the end of the overtaking prohibition.
No, because the continuous line prohibits me from doing so.
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