Driving SafelyPregunta 46 de 60
To make a right turn with a combination vehicle and avoid the trailer wheels hitting the curb, you should:
a.Turn sharply and early from the left lane
b.Turn wide as you complete the turn, keeping the rear of your vehicle close to the curb
c.Swing wide to the left before starting the turn so others can pass on the right
d.Speed up through the turn
Explicación
You should turn wide as you complete the turn, not before it, keeping the rear of your vehicle close to the curb. Swinging wide to the left first invites other drivers to pass on your right, where they can be crushed as the trailer completes the turn. Because of off-tracking, you must keep the tractor out far enough for the trailer to clear the curb.
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