After overtaking a truck, are you obliged to return immediately to the right lane if you intend to continue overtaking another vehicle?

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The general rule states that after overtaking, you must return to the right lane as soon as it is safe. However, in the case of successive overtaking (wanting to overtake several vehicles in a row), you are allowed to remain in the left lane under one strict condition: you must not hinder the progress of faster vehicles approaching from behind. If no faster vehicle is behind you, you may stay in the overtaking lane; if someone faster is approaching, you must return to the right lane after the first overtake to allow them to pass.

After overtaking a truck, are you obliged to return immediately to the right lane if you intend to continue overtaking another vehicle?

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