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No overtaking
The no-overtaking sign. Article 87 regulates the general insufficient-visibility prohibition and its exceptions; not every bend needs that sign for the rules to apply. STOP and give-way signs regulate priority and may exist at a nearby junction: it is incorrect to say they can never appear near a bend.
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