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I will drive behind it, respecting the safe distance until I can overtake it.
When travelling along a section of road where overtaking is prohibited, you must drive while maintaining a safe distance from the vehicle in front until you can overtake it, if you wish, when overtaking is permitted.
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I will flash my lights and sound the horn so that they accelerate.
I will move as close as possible so that they accelerate or move away from the hard shoulder.
I will drive behind it, respecting the safe distance until I can overtake it.
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