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I will slow down and, after signalling, return to my lane.
If, while overtaking, you realise it is dangerous to continue, you should slow down and, after signalling appropriately, return to your original lane. This action is necessary to ensure the safety of both yourself and other road users. It is important to make quick and safe decisions in these situations to avoid accidents.
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I will slow down and, after signalling, return to my lane.
I will ask the vehicle I am overtaking for help.
I will increase my speed to overtake quickly.
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