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Massachusetts Class D Learner's Permit Exam
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A truck ahead signals right and moves slightly left to make room for its turn. What should you do?
Truck B ahead of blue A signals right and moves slightly left before a right turn. An inset identifies B's right indicator; both badges are beside their actors.
Correct answer: Stay safely behind and leave the right-side turning space clear.
Why
Do not squeeze between a right-turning truck and the roadside. Its initial move left can be part of a wide right turn, and a vehicle beside it may be hidden. Stay safely back until you understand the movement and have a clear safe path.
Verified against Massachusetts Driver’s Manual · A truck preparing to turn · p. 114, 115
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