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When is it normally safe to return to the right lane after passing?
Blue car A is ahead of silver car B in an adjacent lane on a straight road.
Correct answer: When you can see it in your inside rear-view mirror
Why
Once the passed vehicle is visible in your inside rearview mirror, check over your right shoulder, signal and return only when safely clear. Keep a steady appropriate speed and avoid cutting in. The mirror view is a clearance cue, not proof of a measured safe gap.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Highway Driving · p. 74
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