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California Class C Permit Practice Test
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A truck signals right but first moves slightly left. What should a nearby driver do?
White truck B has shifted left across the dashed separator in the eastbound approach. A is behind it. An enlarged amber indicator and leader identify B’s right signal.
Correct answer: Stay back and give the truck room to swing wide.
Why
A long vehicle’s rear wheels follow a shorter path, so its driver may swing wide before completing a right turn.
Verified against California Driver's Handbook · Large-vehicle turns · p. 49
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