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After passing a large truck, when is it safer to return to the truck's lane?
Correct answer: When the truck's whole front shows in your mirror
Why
Seeing the full truck front helps confirm that you have created enough clearance before moving back.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Passing a large truck · p. 71
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