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You have passed a large truck on a level highway. Which view does the Mississippi handbook recommend before you move back into its lane?
A front view shows a large truck on level pavement, with its front wheels visible but no mirror frame or selected target.
Correct answer: The truck's front wheels meeting the pavement in your rearview mirror.
Why
Before returning to the lane, make sure you can see the truck’s front wheels meeting the pavement in your rearview mirror. Also verify that the move is safe. Maintain your speed after passing so you do not cut in and slow suddenly in front of the truck.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Road Safety with Large Vehicles · p. 72
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