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Yes.
Yes. Article 85.2 requires slowing down, returning to the lane and warning with the prescribed signals. This is not merely advice. Avoid adding danger, check the available space and signal the relevant lateral movement. Do not insist on completing dangerous overtaking.
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No, as it is more dangerous to stop it once it has already begun
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No, as it could dazzle oncoming vehicles if it is not done quickly
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