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Reduce speed and return to the lane without obstructing.
If circumstances make it difficult to finish overtaking without risk, promptly reduce speed, return to your lane and give the required signals to warn following traffic, under Article 85.2. Return safely without forcing others to change course or speed. Do not wait for the risk to persist or accelerate to force the manoeuvre.
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Accelerate to finish it.
Reduce speed and return to the lane without obstructing.
Warn the vehicle attempting to overtake to stop moving.
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