At the end of an overtaking maneuver, it is important **to return to the right lane as soon as possible**. This is because, when overtaking, the left lane is used to pass another vehicle. Once the maneuver is completed, you should return to the right lane to avoid obstructing the flow of traffic and to allow other vehicles to overtake if necessary.

- **Returning to the right lane** helps maintain order and fluidity on the road, preventing traffic jams or dangerous situations.
- It is essential **to signal with the lights** that you are going to change lanes, ensuring that other drivers are not forced to alter their speed or trajectory.

Therefore, as a general rule, you should always merge back into the right lane after overtaking, unless the specific conditions of the road indicate otherwise.