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After passing another vehicle on the left, when may you return to the right lane?
Blue car A is ahead in the left northbound lane after passing silver car B in the right lane. The inside-mirror detail is not revealed before answering.
Correct answer: Once you are safely clear of the passed car
Why
Return only when safely clear of the vehicle you passed. Leave enough space so it does not need to brake for you. The handbook’s check is to see both headlights in the rearview mirror; for a truck, see its front before returning. Allow a generous gap and never cut closely in front.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Completing a left-side pass · p. 21, 25
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