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No, because the driver of the white vehicle has priority.
No, we may not begin the overtaking manoeuvre because the driver of the white vehicle has priority. Before overtaking, it is essential to make sure that no other vehicle has indicated its intention to overtake or is moving towards the same side to carry out the manoeuvre. In this specific situation, the white vehicle behind us, which we can see in the rear-view mirror, is moving into the left-hand lane to overtake us. This means that the driver of the white vehicle has already indicated his intention to overtake and therefore has priority.
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Yes, provided that the vehicle in front is travelling at a reduced speed.
Only if the manoeuvre is carried out quickly so as to cause as little annoyance as possible.
No, because the driver of the white vehicle has priority.
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