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Slower-moving vehicles.
Most overtaking carried out on public roads involves slower-moving vehicles travelling at a reduced speed, since, as they do not reach the maximum speed of the road, other road users may decide to overtake them on their left.
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Higher-tonnage vehicles.
Faster-moving vehicles.
Slower-moving vehicles.
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