If a driver notices that another vehicle intends to overtake them, what behavior must they adopt to facilitate the maneuver?

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General Traffic Regulations state that a driver being overtaken is obligated to facilitate the maneuver. This implies sticking to the right edge of the roadway as much as possible (without compromising safety) to provide space and visibility for the other vehicle. Furthermore, it is strictly forbidden to increase speed or perform sudden maneuvers that hinder the overtaking. Staying in the center of the roadway is incorrect because it obstructs the path and reduces safety.

If a driver notices that another vehicle intends to overtake them, what behavior must they adopt to facilitate the maneuver?

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