When a driver notices that the vehicle behind intends to overtake them, are they obliged to move to the right edge of the roadway to make the maneuver easier?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, a driver who notices that the vehicle behind intends to overtake is obliged to keep to the right edge of the roadway. This rule applies as a general rule to widen the safety space and improve the visibility of the overtaking driver, except in situations where it is physically impossible and the maneuver can still be carried out safely. Therefore, it is not restricted exclusively to interurban roads nor is it left to the driver's discretion.

When a driver notices that the vehicle behind intends to overtake them, are they obliged to move to the right edge of the roadway to make the maneuver easier?

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