From what moment is it permitted to resume overtaking after encountering a 'no overtaking' sign?

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The 'no overtaking' sign (R-305) imposes a regulatory restriction that does not depend on the driver's subjective perception of danger. This means the prohibition remains in effect even if the dangerous section (such as a curve or hill crest) has passed. To legally overtake again, you must encounter a sign that revokes this prohibition. This specifically happens with the 'End of overtaking prohibition' sign (R-502) or the generic 'End of prohibitions' sign (R-500).

From what moment is it permitted to resume overtaking after encountering a 'no overtaking' sign?

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