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1. Overtaking
Overtaking is the action of passing another vehicle that is moving more slowly, so you can move ahead of it on the road. Overtaking is a very dangerous maneuver. Only overtake if there is enough space and if the road is completely free. When overtaking a pedestrian, cyclist or moped, there must be at least 1 meter distance. Overtaking is prohibited at crossroads, slopes, dangerous curves and crossings.
- Check your mirrors and blind spots.
- Signal your intention to overtake (usually to the right in right-hand traffic, or left in left-hand traffic).
- Move into the passing lane, speed up safely.
- Once ahead, signal again and return to your lane when clear.
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