If you are following a truck that swings left before turning right at an intersection, you should:
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Move to the left so the truck's driver can see you.
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Do not try to pass the truck on the right.
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Pay close attention and cut in between the truck and the curb.
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Stop behind the truck.
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Explanation
Large trucks often need to swing wide to the left before making a right turn. This is a normal maneuver due to the truck’s size and turning radius. Do not attempt to pass a truck on the right when it appears to be turning left - it may actually be preparing for a right turn.
Trying to squeeze between the truck and the curb is extremely dangerous and can result in a serious collision. Always stay back, watch for turn signals, and give the truck plenty of space to complete its turn safely.
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