What should you do if you are behind a slow-moving vehicle and oncoming traffic is present?

Staying back until it's safe to pass is the most prudent course of action when you find yourself behind a slow-moving vehicle in the presence of oncoming traffic. This approach prioritizes safety for all road users, including yourself, the driver of the slow-moving vehicle, and the oncoming traffic. By maintaining a safe distance, you allow for a clear view of the road ahead and the movements of the vehicles around you, reducing the risk of a potentially dangerous situation.

Attempting to sound your horn may momentarily alert the driver ahead but does not guarantee that they will increase their speed or move aside, and it could also cause confusion. Attempting a risky pass would put you, the slow-moving vehicle driver, and other motorists at significant risk of a collision or accident, especially since oncoming traffic is present. Lastly, simply stopping and waiting for the slow-moving vehicle to move can lead to frustration and unnecessary delays but does not address the need for safe passage when conditions allow. Therefore, waiting until it's safe to pass is the best way to ensure everyone’s safety on the road.