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check that there is sufficient clear space in the lane they intend to use to overtake without endangering other road users.
When deciding to begin an overtaking manoeuvre with a vehicle with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) exceeding 3,500 kilograms, you must first observe your surroundings to ensure it can be done safely. You must also confirm that there is sufficient clear space in the lane you intend to move into for the overtaking to be carried out safely.
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check that there is sufficient clear space in the lane they intend to use to overtake without endangering other road users.
accelerate rapidly to exceed the maximum permitted speed of the road to complete the manoeuvre in the shortest time possible.
begin it after signalling their intention in advance, as they have priority.
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