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No, the sign prohibits that lorry from doing so.
No. R-306 prohibits lorries over 3,500 kg MAM from overtaking motor vehicles, even without entering opposing traffic. A motorcycle is a motor vehicle and the current catalogue does not retain the old two-wheeled motorcycle exception. Completing the manoeuvre quickly does not authorize it.
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Yes, if it does not enter opposing traffic.
Yes, if it does so quickly.
No, the sign prohibits that lorry from doing so.
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