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Yes.
Yes. R-300 prohibits a gap smaller than shown except when you are about to overtake. The exception does not permit an unsafe gap or a prohibited overtake: you must be able to stop without collision and meet other applicable conditions and minima. It does not depend on whether the vehicle ahead is a passenger car.
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