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That none has begun overtaking you.
Check that no driver following in the same lane has begun overtaking you. Also check free space, visibility, signs and a safe return to your lane. Respect the preference of a vehicle ahead that has already signalled a move to the same side; signalling your intention does not give priority over someone already overtaking you.
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Only that they are less powerful than your vehicle.
That all have their indicators on, even if they are already overtaking you.
That none has begun overtaking you.
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