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When is it safe to merge back in front of a vehicle that you have just passed?

Correct answer

  • When you can't see the passed vehicle from your window
  • When the driver beeps to let you in
  • When you can make eye contact with the driver in your driver's-side mirror

Explanation

Once you can see the entire front bumper of the passed vehicle in your rear-view mirror, it is probably safe to merge back in front of the vehicle.

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