You are at a junction and a long vehicle ahead moves into the right-hand lane and signals left. What should you expect?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. The vehicle may be swinging wide to make a left turn
- Step 1: Long vehicles position themselves wide before they turn. Step 2. Despite the signal, the swing right is normal, and passing on the left would leave you in its path. Answer: The vehicle may be swinging wide to make a left turn. Why not the others: The signal says left, there is no sign of stopping, and moving over is not an invitation to pass.
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