How to Handle When the Vehicle Ahead Doesn't Yield During Overtaking at Night?
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When driving at night, overtaking should be avoided as much as possible. If overtaking is indeed necessary, first switch between high and low beams to signal the vehicle ahead. Only proceed to overtake after the vehicle ahead yields. If the vehicle ahead does not yield, maintain a safe distance and wait for it to yield; do not force the overtake. Below is a detailed introduction about it: 1. Introduction One: Do not overtake when encountering emergency vehicles such as police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, or engineering rescue vehicles traveling in the same lane ahead. 2. Introduction Two: When overtaking from the left, if you cannot ensure a safe lateral distance from the vehicle ahead traveling normally or if you notice an oncoming vehicle that might meet you, actively abandon the overtaking maneuver.