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On a two-lane highway, a car behind you signals and moves into the left lane to pass you. What should you do?
A travels in the right lane of a two-lane highway. Car B has moved into the opposing lane to pass from behind and faces the same direction as A; the card states that B has signaled.
Correct answer: Stay in your lane and keep a steady speed until the car has passed.
Why
A steady speed lets the passing driver judge the gap and get back into the lane quickly. If an oncoming vehicle appears, be ready to ease off so the passing car can return in front of you. Never try to race a passing vehicle.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Passing · p. 23
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