When passing other traffic on a two-lane road, you should pass on the left and return to your lane after you can see the vehicle in your rear-view mirror.

When passing other traffic on a two-lane road, you should pass on the left and return to your lane after you can see the vehicle in your rear-view mirror.

• A. Pass on the right
• B. Pass on the left and return to your lane after you can see the vehicle in your rear-view mirror
• C. Do not pass
• D. Pass on the left and pull back before the other vehicle can react

Answer: (B)

Passing on the left on a two-lane road is the safe method because the left lane is the designated passing lane. You should complete the pass and return to your lane only after you can clearly see the vehicle you just passed in your rear-view mirror, which confirms you’ve created enough space to re-enter without crowding them or forcing a sudden brake. While passing, maintain a steady speed, signal your lane change, and be sure the maneuver is finished before pulling back in. Seeing the other vehicle in the mirror gives you a reliable cue that you can safely re-enter without surprising them or affecting traffic behind you.

Passing on the left on a two-lane road is the safe method because the left lane is the designated passing lane. You should complete the pass and return to your lane only after you can clearly see the vehicle you just passed in your rear-view mirror, which confirms you’ve created enough space to re-enter without crowding them or forcing a sudden brake. While passing, maintain a steady speed, signal your lane change, and be sure the maneuver is finished before pulling back in. Seeing the other vehicle in the mirror gives you a reliable cue that you can safely re-enter without surprising them or affecting traffic behind you.