You are following an articulated Large Goods Vehicle (LGV) as it approaches a multi-lane roundabout. The driver signals right to take the third exit but approaches in the left-hand lane. What should you do in this situation?
- APull up alongside the lorry's nearside to pass it on the inside lane
- Stay well back behind the lorry and allow it room to complete the turnCevap
- CFlash your headlights repeatedly to warn the driver they are in the wrong lane
- DMove into the right-hand lane and try to pass the lorry before it enters the roundabout
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Stay well back behind the lorry and allow it room to complete the turn
Long articulated vehicles require significant road space when turning at roundabouts. Due to 'off-tracking' (where the rear wheels follow a shorter path than the front wheels), the driver must often adopt a wider approach in the left-hand lane to prevent the trailer from clipping the central island or other vehicles. The safest action is to stay well back, remain visible in their mirrors, and give them ample room to complete the manoeuvre.
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LGV turning arcs and swept path requirements at roundabouts
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