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Passing target: 75% in each of the three areas
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Truck B has moved left to prepare for a wide right turn. Car A approaches from behind in the right-hand lane. What should A do?
Car A approaches behind truck B, which has moved left to prepare for a right turn.
Correct answer: Stay back and let the whole truck complete the turn.
Why
A long truck may first move left to make room for a right turn. Do not mistake that movement for a safe invitation to pass on its right. Stay behind and keep out of the gap near the curb until the entire truck has completed the turn.
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