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When is it safe to return in front after passing a large vehicle?
Correct answer: When its headlights show in your rear-view mirror
Why
After passing a large vehicle, wait until its headlights are visible in the rear-view mirror and there is enough room to return safely. Signal, check and avoid cutting into its stopping space; maintain an appropriate lawful speed after returning.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Large vehicles — passing; MVA 157(1)(b),151 · p. 101
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