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Returning to the right-hand lane.
The final phase of overtaking, after carrying out the initiation and execution phases of the manoeuvre, is returning to the traffic lane, moving back into the right-hand lane from which the driver came.
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Returning behind the vehicle the driver intended to overtake.
Accelerating in the left-hand lane.
Returning to the right-hand lane.
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