Practice question

When getting in the left lane to pass another vehicle, you should:

  1. Drive faster than the vehicle in the right lane
  2. Use your horn to alert the vehicle in the right lane
  3. Return to the right lane immediately after passing
  4. Remain in the left lane until you reach your destination

Answer: C — Return to the right lane immediately after passing

When getting in the left lane to pass another vehicle, you should return to the right lane immediately after passing for safety reasons. Option A is incorrect because driving faster than the vehicle in the right lane can lead to speeding and increase the risk of accidents. Option B is incorrect because using your horn to alert the vehicle in the right lane can be seen as aggressive and unnecessary. Option D is incorrect because remaining in the left lane until reaching your destination can cause traffic congestion and hinder other drivers from passing. It is important to remember to always return to the right lane after passing to maintain a steady and safe flow of traffic.

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