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Yes, there is
Vertical sign R-306 prohibits lorries whose maximum authorised mass exceeds 3,500 kilograms from overtaking motor vehicles travelling on the carriageway on which the lorry is located.
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No, there is only one prohibiting overtaking for all vehicles in general
Yes, there is
Yes, but it is found only at roundabouts
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