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A large truck swings slightly left before a right turn. What should a nearby driver do?
At a broad intersection, a long eastbound tractor-trailer B has moved left within the eastbound approach to prepare for a wide right turn. Blue A is behind it in the right lane. A curved curb borders the inside of the upcoming turn. Opposing traffic lanes have two solid yellow lines.
Correct answer: Stay back and keep out of the space on its right.
Why
A long truck may need extra turning room, and the right side can become a severe squeeze zone.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Truck turning space · p. 104
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