After overtaking, the truck behind you flashes briefly once: this is what the driver wants to tell you.

a few kilometers per hour. Consequently, a truck can drive alongside another truck for quite a long time.

The driver being overtaken often has a clear view of the end of the other combination. As soon as the entire semi-trailer has passed, he can briefly signal with his headlights. This indicates that there is sufficient room to move back to the right. Such a signal is therefore usually intended in a friendly manner. The truck driver is not trying to rush his colleague; he is simply helping him to better estimate the length of his vehicle.

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