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As soon as possible and without inconveniencing the overtaken vehicle.
As soon as possible, gradually and without forcing the overtaken vehicle to alter course or speed. Check there is sufficient clearance and signal the lane change. No fixed 100-metre distance is required for returning.
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As soon as possible and without inconveniencing the overtaken vehicle.
Immediately after passing, even if it forces the other vehicle to slow down.
Only when the overtaken vehicle is at least 100 metres behind.
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