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Yes. Article 86.3 requires slowing down or moving onto the shoulder as soon as possible, if usable, in the specified cases for heavy, large or specifically speed-limited vehicles. It does not require both actions in every case or permit entering an unusable or occupied shoulder and endangering others. Never accelerate to obstruct overtaking.
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