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Montana Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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You drive on a two-lane highway. A car behind you moves out to pass you. What should you do?
B has moved into the opposing lane to pass A on a two-way road.
Correct answer: Keep right in your lane and do not speed up until it has passed.
Why
The manual also suggests easing off a little to leave room in front of you, which lets the pass end sooner. If a passing driver runs out of room, slow down and let that driver return to the lane safely. On a two-lane highway, the law lets you use a wide, safe shoulder at a safe speed until the other car has passed.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Sharing Space: Space Ahead · p. 75, 78
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