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On a two-lane road with a broken yellow center line, a slow car ahead of you is not turning, and the oncoming lane is clear for a long way. How should you pass?
A follows slow B on a two-lane road with a broken yellow center line and an empty oncoming lane. No passing or return route is shown.
Correct answer: Pass on the left, and return to your lane when you see both of its headlights in your mirror.
Why
Before you pass, make sure that the markings allow it and that the oncoming lane is clear far enough ahead for you to finish. Pass only one vehicle at a time, and do not stay in the oncoming lane longer than you need to. The driver whom you pass must not speed up until you have passed.
Verified against Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook · Passing · p. 21, 22
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