In which of the following circumstances is a driver NOT obliged to reduce speed or pull over onto the passable shoulder to make it easier for the vehicles behind to pass?

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Article 86(3) of the General Traffic Regulations establishes that drivers of heavy vehicles, large vehicles or vehicles that must travel at reduced speed must slow down or pull over onto the shoulder (whenever practicable) to make overtaking easier when it cannot be carried out safely and easily. This applies if the maneuver is made difficult by insufficient roadway width, by its profile or condition, or by the density of traffic traveling in the opposite direction. Consequently, if the roadway is wide enough for the overtaking to be carried out with complete ease and without danger, there is no such obligation.

In which of the following circumstances is a driver NOT obliged to reduce speed or pull over onto the passable shoulder to make it easier for the vehicles behind to pass?

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