When completing a passing maneuver on a two-lane rural highway with a single broken yellow line, a driver must follow a strict safety procedure to prevent head-on and sideswipe hazards. Order the following operational steps in the correct chronological sequence from start to finish.
- 1Confirm the oncoming lane has sufficient clear distance and perform mirror and left-side blind spot checks to ensure no vehicle behind is attempting to pass.
- 2Activate the left turn signal to communicate intent before pulling into the opposing traffic lane.
- 3Accelerate into the left lane and pass the slower vehicle while keeping within the posted speed limit.
- 4Activate the right turn signal and check the rearview mirror until both headlights of the passed vehicle appear.
- 5Perform a final over-the-shoulder blind spot check to the right and steer back into the right lane.
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The correct procedural order begins with verifying road clearance and left blind spots, followed by signaling left, accelerating past the vehicle within legal speed bounds, signaling right upon seeing both headlights of the passed vehicle in the rearview mirror, and completing a final right blind spot check before returning to the right lane.
Executing a safe passing sequence requires a structured progression: initial hazard and blind spot check, signaling intent, executing the overtake within legal speed boundaries, signaling return after confirming headlight clearance in the rearview mirror, and performing a final right shoulder glance prior to lane re-entry.
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Safe Passing and Overtaking Sequence on Two-Lane Roads