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You're driving a long vehicle. What should you be especially careful of before turning left onto a main road?

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Pedestrians on the opposite kerb

Cyclists on your left

Solid white lines in the centre of the road

Vehicles directly behind you

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You should always check your nearside mirror before any change of direction. Be alert for cyclists and motorcyclists who don't realise the potential danger involved in trying to squeeze through on your nearside when you're waiting at a junction.

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Rule 182Highway Code rule · The inspected mirror shows a motorcycle on the left; all three questions concern a cyclist or rider being trapped by a large vehicle’s left turn.

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