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Do not start or continue that dangerous overtaking manoeuvre.
Do not start or continue an overtaking manoeuvre that endangers or impedes the cyclist, even if they are on the shoulder. Wait until the manoeuvre can be performed safely and respect opposing traffic’s priority. If you have already started overtaking and completing it presents risks, reduce speed, return to your lane and use the required signals.
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Do not start or continue that dangerous overtaking manoeuvre.
Force the cyclist to move aside using the horn.
Overtake anyway because the cyclist is not driving a motor vehicle.
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