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Yes, because it only prohibits lorries with a MAM of over 3500 kg from overtaking.
This sign prohibits lorries with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of over 3500 kg from overtaking other motor vehicles. Other vehicles are not affected, so buses CAN overtake.
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Yes, because it only prohibits overtaking when the vehicle being overtaken is a car.
Yes, because it only prohibits lorries with a MAM of over 3500 kg from overtaking.
No, the sign prohibits overtaking.
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