If you begin an overtaking manoeuvre on a single-carriageway road and suddenly realise that an oncoming vehicle is closing the distance faster than you anticipated, you should immediately accelerate harder to complete the pass rather than braking to abort and drop back.
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The statement is False because a safe and courteous driver never forces an overtake when safety margins evaporate. If an oncoming vehicle appears or approaches faster than expected, trying to out-accelerate it creates an extreme risk of a head-on collision. The correct action is to abort the manoeuvre promptly, brake smoothly, and pull back in behind the vehicle being overtaken.
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Aborting an unsafe overtake and managing closing speeds
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