The model: Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking
No — the F1 sign has a RED border and a WHITE background, not a blue background (Book p.145). And overtaking on the right is also possible without this sign: right before/at roundabouts, to the right of a block marking, in a traffic jam, past a left-pre-sorting driver, or past a tram — five exceptions to the 'overtake on the left' rule (Book p.141).
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