To pass a large truck, you must:

• A. make sure you have room to complete the maneuver without excessive speed, and pass swiftly on the left
• B. overtake on the right side
• C. stay in the truck's blind spot
• D. pass immediately without checking mirrors

Answer: (A)

Passing a large truck requires enough room and safe timing. Trucks need longer to accelerate and to complete a pass, and they have wide turning paths and large blind spots. The safest approach is to ensure you have ample room to finish the maneuver, avoid excessive speed, and pass on the left where the truck driver is more likely to see you. After you’re ahead, don’t cut back in too close; wait until you can see the truck’s front in your rear‑view mirror before returning to your lane.

Passing on the right is risky because the truck’s blind spots extend to that side, and staying in a truck’s blind spots means the driver may not see you. Passing immediately without checking mirrors is unsafe because you can misjudge speed or see a hazard you didn’t anticipate.