Question 1601 · Truck theory test
What clearance should drivers normally allow for when passing parked vehicles?
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Correct answer
A door width.
Official explanation
When you are passing parked vehicles, you should leave at least a door’s width of clearance in case somebody opens their car door unexpectedly, this will also increase visibility of pedestrians in the area.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Sharing the Road
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