Drivers of large vehicles:
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Are only responsible for their vehicle and its cargo.
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Have the responsibility to give proper consideration to other highway users as well as to their passengers and cargo.
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Generally have better visibility to the sides and rear.
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Have the right-of-way over smaller vehicles.
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Explanation
Drivers of large vehicles, such as trucks or buses, bear a significant responsibility on the road due to the potential hazards posed by their size and weight. Given their considerable mass, these vehicles can cause extensive damage and serious injury in the event of an accident. Therefore, drivers of large vehicles must be constantly aware of the limitations and potential of their vehicles.
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