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You must stop behind a large truck on an uphill grade. What should you do about the space ahead?
A is stopped behind a large truck B. A separate grade-profile inset shows the road rising in their direction of travel.
Correct answer: Leave extra space because the truck may drift backward slightly when it starts.
Why
Leave extra space behind a truck stopped on an uphill grade. It may drift backward slightly when starting. The handbook also recommends positioning within your lane where the truck driver can see you.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Road Safety with Large Vehicles · p. 72
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