You approach a roundabout and a lorry in front is signalling left but positioned in the right-hand lane. What should you do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Stay well back
- Step 1: Long vehicles may need two lanes to get round a roundabout. Step 2. Staying back keeps you out of the arc of the rear wheels. Answer: Stay well back. Why not the others: Passing inside, pulling alongside or squeezing in puts you where the lorry will turn.
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