You are driving on a two-lane highway. the vehicle directly ahead of you has pulled out to pass the car ahead of them. it looks like they might not have enough room to complete the pass safely. you should give the passing car enough room to move back in front of you.

The answer is: Yes. You should give the passing car enough room to move back in front of you.

Explanation:

If at the time of making an overtaking this were not possible for some reason, we must always leave enough space decelerating so that the vehicle that wanted to make the overtaking returns to its point of origin, that is, in front of us.

The answer is: Yes. You should give the passing car enough room to move back in front of you.

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