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Sharing the Road

Safe interaction with trucks and blind spots, motorcyclists, bicyclists, pedestrians, buses, farm vehicles and work zones.

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40 basic cards for Permit test Driver's Permit Test. It opens with "Where are the main blind spots on a large truck?" and "How far behind a truck should you stay to avoid the rear blind spot?". Study it alongside the other Permit test sets below.

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Where are the main blind spots on a large truck?
Show answerFront, directly behind the rear bumper, and along both sides (especially the right side)
How far behind a truck should you stay to avoid the rear blind spot?
Show answerAt least 4 car lengths
Why is passing on the right side of a truck especially dangerous?
Show answerThe right side blind spot is particularly large; the driver is less likely to see you
If you cannot see the truck driver in the side mirror, what does that mean?
Show answerThe truck driver cannot see you; you are in the blind spot
How much longer does a fully loaded truck need to stop than a car?
Show answerAbout twice as long or more
Why is it dangerous to drive between two trucks?
Show answerEither truck could change lanes and not see you in their blind spot
When following a truck on the highway, why keep back a safe distance?
Show answerBrake lights may not give adequate warning and debris can fly back
A truck is merging into your lane - what should you do?
Show answerSlow down or move away; honk if necessary to alert the driver
Why are motorcycles difficult to see on the road?
Show answerThey are small and can easily be hidden in blind spots and in a driver's field of vision
Never share a lane with a motorcycle because?
Show answerThey have the right to the full lane and you could hit them
What distance should you keep from a motorcycle?
Show answerAt least one full car length, more in bad weather
Where do experienced motorcyclists position themselves in a lane?
Show answerIn the left or right third of the lane, not in the center
What weather condition most reduces visibility of motorcycles?
Show answerRain, fog, and darkness
When a motorcyclist swerves unexpectedly, what might be the reason?
Show answerAvoiding a pothole, debris, or other road hazard
How much space should you give a bicyclist when passing?
Show answerAt least 3 feet

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