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That the large vehicle will move as far to the right as possible.
If we are driving behind a large vehicle that wants to turn right, we must bear in mind that it will probably move to the left before turning. This is because the vehicle's dimensions may require more space to make the turn safely. The driver of the large vehicle will take the necessary precautions to avoid any danger during the manoeuvre. Therefore, it is important to remain alert and not try to overtake it on the right, as this could result in an accident. It is essential to anticipate its movements and keep a safe distance.
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That the large vehicle will move as far to the right as possible.
That the large vehicle will not reduce its speed.
That the large vehicle will probably move to the left before turning.
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