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When a driver behind you wants to pass, you should

Correct answer

  • move into the left lane to allow the driver to pass.
  • stop to allow the driver to pass.
  • accelerate to leave more space behind your vehicle.

Explanation

If a driver behind you wants to pass, slow down gradually to leave more space in front of your vehicle. This will help that driver complete the pass sooner and give him or her more room to merge back in front of your vehicle safely.

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