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No; respect the manoeuvre already begun by the following vehicle.
No. Before overtaking, check that no driver following in the same lane has begun overtaking you, under Article 84.3. Do not enter their path or accelerate to prevent passage. A direction indicator alone does not confer priority; here the following vehicle has already begun the manoeuvre. Wait until your own manoeuvre can be carried out safely.
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Yes, if the vehicle ahead is slow, even if you interfere with the overtaking vehicle.
Yes, moving quickly to pull out ahead of it is sufficient.
No; respect the manoeuvre already begun by the following vehicle.
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