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Driving without observing a minimum safety distance.
The pictured R-300 shows 70 m: it prohibits travelling without at least 70 m separation from the vehicle ahead, except when about to overtake. It does not itself prohibit overtaking. A numberless R-300 reminds drivers of the statutory safety gap, but that is not the sign shown here.
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Driving without observing a minimum safety distance.
Overtaking.
Driving alongside other vehicles.
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