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Abandon it, reduce speed and return to your lane, signalling and avoiding further danger.
Abandon the overtake, promptly reduce speed and return to your lane, signalling as required and avoiding a further danger under article 85.2. Do not accelerate at all costs to finish. The rule is to return to your lane, not automatically enter any right-hand lane for every form of overtaking. In an emergency, respond to the danger and vehicle instructions; prompt speed reduction does not mean an unnecessarily abrupt manoeuvre.
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Abandon it, reduce speed and return to your lane, signalling and avoiding further danger.
Accelerate at all costs and finish despite the danger.
Swerve abruptly without checking other vehicles’ positions.
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