Road scene · Lane and overtaking scenes
If the car you are passing signals right, check your mirror and drop back in behind it.
What it means
On a two-lane road with a side street on the right, a white car is signalling right and its path turns into that street. The yellow car had started to move out to pass it. A faint dashed arrow straight up the right side of the white car carries a red cross. Instead, the yellow path bends back left so the yellow car settles in behind the white car.
Check your mirror as soon as you see the right indicator.
Ease off and steer back into your lane behind the car.
Wait until it has turned before you continue.
Right.Not quite. The answer is A.
A car signalling right may be about to turn across you. You must not pass a right turning car on its right, so abandon the pass.
Source: Safe driving practice
Right.Not quite. The answer is B.
A car signalling right may turn across your path. Abandon the pass and drop back behind it.
Source: Safe driving practice
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