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Yes, return gradually and safely.
Yes. Return gradually and safely without forcing the overtaken vehicle to change course or speed. Use the right lane in ordinary travel. A free lane further left does not justify remaining unnecessarily in the middle lane. The prompt excludes continued overtaking and describes the situation without relying on an image of a red vehicle.
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Yes, return gradually and safely.
No, it may remain unnecessarily in the middle lane.
No, leaving the left lane free is sufficient.
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