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How can you tell that a truck driver may not see your vehicle alongside the truck?
A travels beside tractor-trailer B in the same direction. The question image shows no shaded blind areas or mirror-visibility test.
Correct answer: You cannot see the driver's face in the truck's side mirror.
Why
Avoid lingering beside a truck; pass efficiently or drop back where the driver can see you.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Large trucks · p. 38
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