You’re driving along this road. What should you be prepared to do?

A: Sound your horn and continue

B: Slow down and give way

C: Report the driver to the police

D: Squeeze through the gap

Sometimes, large vehicles may need more space than other road users. If a vehicle needs more time and space to turn, be prepared to stop and wait.

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