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After passing on a two-lane road, when may a driver return to the right lane?

Blue car A is ahead of silver car B after passing on a two-way road. A is temporarily left of the broken yellow centerline; B is in the right-hand lane.

Blue car A is ahead of silver car B after passing on a two-way road. A is temporarily left of the broken yellow centerline; B is in the right-hand lane.

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