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By checking your nearside mirror
By waiting for the driver you've overtaken to flash their headlights
By using your hazard warning lights as a signal
By moving to the nearside, hoping the other vehicle will slow down
Explanation: While overtaking, you'll need to judge carefully when to return to the nearside lane. Check your left-hand (nearside) mirror to make sure the rear of your vehicle is well clear. You should allow for the length of both vehicles and take into account the speed difference. Don't cut in too soon on the vehicle you've overtaken, and don't rely on signals from other drivers; they may be signalling to someone else.
Category: The Road
References: The Official DVSA Guide to Driving Buses and Coaches: Section 4, The Official DVSA Guide to Driving Goods Vehicles: Section 4
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