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Where should a driver avoid lingering around a large truck?
A long white tractor-trailer B and blue car A travel to the right on a two-lane carriageway. A is behind B.
Correct answer: Close in front, close behind, and along its sides.
Why
Pass a truck efficiently and avoid pacing beside it; if its mirrors do not show the driver, the driver may not see you.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Truck blind spots · p. 85
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