What obligation does the driver of a vehicle have on noticing that the vehicle behind intends to overtake them?

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The traffic regulations establish that a driver who notices that they are about to be overtaken must keep to the right edge of the roadway and maintain their speed, and accelerating is completely prohibited. However, they have the express obligation to reduce speed if, once the maneuver has begun, a risk or dangerous situation arises (such as the unexpected appearance of an oncoming vehicle or problems returning to the lane), making it easier for the overtaking to be completed or aborted safely. Systematically slowing down in every overtaking is mistaken and unnecessary, and accelerating is a very dangerous offense.

What obligation does the driver of a vehicle have on noticing that the vehicle behind intends to overtake them?

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