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by returning gradually to the lane without obstructing others.
Once the overtaking manoeuvre has been carried out, the driver must make sure that no driver following in the same lane has begun to overtake their vehicle, and that there is sufficient space to return gradually to their lane without obstructing others once the overtaking manoeuvre is complete.
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only by signalling the lateral movement.
by moving into the right-hand lane at the greatest possible speed.
by returning gradually to the lane without obstructing others.
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