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Montana Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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On a two-lane road with no right lane to move into, a driver is following you very closely. What should you do?
B follows closely behind A on a two-lane road, with no additional lane on A’s right.
Correct answer: When the road ahead is clear, slow down gradually so the driver can pass.
Why
If there is a lane to your right, move over and let the tailgater go. Keep extra space in front of you, because you may need to stop more gently to protect the driver behind you. Some Montana two-lane roads have turnouts or passing lanes for this purpose.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Space behind · p. 75
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