Car permit · Passing and lanes
What tells you it is safe to pull back in front of a vehicle you have just overtaken?
Correct answer: The passed car's front bumper appears in your mirror.
Answer options
- AThe passed car's front bumper appears in your mirror Correct
- BYou are still side by side with the other car
- CYou have already switched on your right turn signal
Why
Once the car you overtook is visible in your inside mirror, front bumper included, you have pulled far enough ahead. Glance over your right shoulder to confirm the gap, signal, and then move back.
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Topic: Passing and lanes License: Car permit
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