If a large heavy vehicle cannot be overtaken easily and without danger, what action must its driver take?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

The driver of a heavy vehicle, large vehicle, or one obliged to adhere to a specific speed limit has a duty to facilitate overtaking. According to regulations, when oncoming traffic density, insufficient road width, or road profile prevents safe and easy overtaking, the driver must either reduce speed or move to the hard shoulder (if practicable) to allow following vehicles to pass. The other options are incorrect because increasing speed would prevent the maneuver, and maintaining the same speed would cause dangerous traffic congestion.

If a large heavy vehicle cannot be overtaken easily and without danger, what action must its driver take?

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