What should you do when being passed by another vehicle?

When being passed by another vehicle, the appropriate response is to stay in your lane and maintain a constant speed. This action helps ensure safety for both you and the passing vehicle. It allows the driver to pass you without the added complication of your own speed affecting their maneuver. If you speed up, it may discourage the passing vehicle and create a potentially dangerous situation, as they could misjudge the distance and speed necessary to safely complete the pass. Changing lanes could also be risky if another vehicle is in the adjacent lane or if the passing vehicle does not expect you to move. Signaling to let them pass might not be necessary, as your lane position and steady speed already communicate that you are allowing them to complete their overtaking safely. Therefore, maintaining your lane and speed provides clarity and stability on the road during the passing maneuver.