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A large truck ahead of you signals a right turn. Before the corner, it moves to the left and leaves an open space between it and the curb. What should you do?
A truck ahead of A has shifted left before its right turn, exposing a curbside gap. A is behind because the stem places the truck ahead; there is no selected passing or waiting instruction.
Correct answer: Stay behind the truck until it finishes the turn
Why
The longer the vehicle, the more its rear wheels cut inside the path of the front wheels. A car in the space at the curb can be crushed. Watch the turn signals of trucks closely, and give them extra room at intersections.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Commercial vehicles and wide turns · p. 55
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