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Alabama Class D Learner License Practice Test
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Why should a driver avoid cutting closely in front of a large truck?
Passenger car A is ahead of tractor-trailer B in the same lane. No cut-in path or braking instruction is shown.
Correct answer: The truck needs more room to stop and may not see you.
Why
A completed pass needs enough clearance that the truck driver can see the car and preserve stopping space.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Space ahead of a truck · p. 29, 30
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