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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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You are passing a slow truck on a two-lane road. When is it safe to signal and return to the right lane?
Blue car A is passing truck B on a two-lane road. A is in the opposing lane above the broken yellow centerline, ahead of B, and the card says A plans to return to the right lane.
Correct answer: When you can see the truck in your inside rearview mirror
Why
If you return too soon, you may sideswipe the vehicle that you passed; if you return too late, you risk a head-on crash with oncoming traffic. Before you start a pass, be sure that you have room to finish it before a no-passing zone. If you are in doubt, stay in your lane.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Passing · p. 39, 41
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