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You pass a car on a two-lane road. When is it safe to move back into the right lane?
A is passing silver B on a two-way, two-lane road and has not yet moved back into the right lane. No mirror view or return path appears before the answer.
Correct answer: When you see the car you passed in your inside rear-view mirror.
Why
Nevada law requires a passing driver to stay to the left until safely clear of the passed vehicle. Signal before you move back, so the other driver knows your plan. Before you start a pass, make sure there is enough clear road ahead to finish it this way.
Verified against Official Nevada Driver Handbook · Passing Another Vehicle · p. 47
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