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No, it is completely prohibited.
Speed competitions between motor vehicles on dual carriageways or motorways, as well as on any other type of road, are completely prohibited, even if they are carried out by experienced drivers or on secondary roads with less traffic than main roads.
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No, it is completely prohibited.
It cannot be done on motorways, but it can be done on secondary roads.
Yes, but only if carried out by experienced drivers.
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