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A car starts to pass you on a two-lane road. Then an oncoming car appears ahead of the car that is passing you. What should you do?
B has started passing A in the opposing lane of a two-lane road. Oncoming car C appears ahead of B.
Correct answer: Slow down so that the passing driver can move in ahead of you.
Why
When another driver passes you, help that driver finish the pass. Oklahoma law requires you to give way to the right and not to increase your speed until you are passed. A late return puts the passing car face to face with the oncoming car, so a small drop in your speed can prevent a head-on crash. Being late is better than being in a crash.
Verified against Oklahoma Driver Manual · Being passed · p. 35
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