Before passing a vehicle or changing lanes, remember to:
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Move back into the the right lane before you can see the front of the vehicle you passed.
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Only pass or change lanes if the change can be completed without speeding.
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Signal your return to the left lane.
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Sound your horn as you pass.
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Explanation
You should only pass a vehicle or change lanes if the change can be completed without speeding. Before passing or changing lanes, remember to look ahead for road and traffic conditions that may cause other vehicles to move into your lane. Signal every lane change and return to the right lane only when you are well ahead of the vehicle you passed.
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