When passing and reentering the lane in front of trucks or buses, drivers must:

• A. Longer distances to slow down
• B. Faster acceleration
• C. The same following distance
• D. Swerve into the adjacent lane

Answer: (A)

When dealing with large vehicles like trucks or buses, you need more space to manage speed changes and avoid danger. These vehicles have longer stopping distances and bigger blind spots, so cutting back in too soon or too closely can create a risk if traffic slows or your view is compromised. Leaving extra distance to slow down as you finish the pass gives you a safety margin and makes it easier to re-enter only when you can clearly see the truck, typically in your rear-view mirror, ensuring you have room to adjust speed and merge safely.