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Speed, space margins and communicationStandalone practice
Where should you avoid travelling relative to another vehicle?
Blue A occupies the right lane. Silver B is offset behind it in the adjacent lane to the left.
Correct answer: In the other driver's blind spot
Why
Avoid lingering in another driver’s blind spot. Adjust your position safely within the speed limit to be more visible, and keep an escape route; never assume visibility guarantees the other driver will yield.
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