If the width of the roadway does not allow a large vehicle to be safely overtaken, what is its driver obliged to do?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

The driver of a heavy or large vehicle has an active obligation to facilitate overtaking when the road is narrow or traffic is dense. The correct answer is to facilitate the maneuver by slowing down or moving slightly to the right, provided it is safe to do so (even using the shoulder if practicable). Continuing at the same speed would hinder the maneuver and increase the risk of an accident, while stopping completely is an extreme measure only required if a long line of vehicles has formed and there is no other way to let them pass.

If the width of the roadway does not allow a large vehicle to be safely overtaken, what is its driver obliged to do?

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