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The previous overtaking prohibition for lorries.
R-503 ends a previous overtaking prohibition for lorries. Do not confuse it with R-502, which ends the general overtaking prohibition. Ending this specific restriction does not remove other signs, markings or prohibitions; every overtake must remain lawful and safe.
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The previous overtaking prohibition for lorries.
A lorry-entry prohibition.
A maximum-speed restriction.
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