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Before turning right, which check best helps detect a cyclist alongside your vehicle?
An east-facing blue sedan labelled A occupies the lower motor-vehicle lane. A narrow bicycle lane follows its right side toward the cross street; the card reads A intends to turn right.
Correct answer: Check the right mirror and right blind spot
Why
Before turning right, check behind and beside the vehicle for cyclists. Signal, shoulder-check the right blind spot and wait if turning would cut across a cyclist's path.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Sharing the Road · p. 100
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