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When should you return to the lane after passing a large truck or bus?
Correct answer: When its whole front shows in your rearview mirror
Why
Wait until you can clearly see the front of the large vehicle in your rearview mirror, then signal and check the blind spot before returning into a safe gap. The mirror check helps avoid cutting in too soon, but you must also leave adequate stopping room for the truck or bus.
Verified against Maine Driver License Manual and Motorist Handbook · Passing large vehicles · p. 109
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