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Gradually
When overtaking, once the overtaken vehicle has been passed, the driver must signal the lateral movement to the right and return to the right-hand lane in a progressive and safe manner, never making sudden steering movements or abrupt changes of position.
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Forcing other vehicles to alter their trajectory
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