leave space in case the truck drifts back slightly when it starts to move if you are stopped behind a truck on an upgrade.
Yes you can be in any lane as long as that lane is exclusively for trucks.
avoid following a truck too closely and position your vehicle so the truck driver can see it in his side mirrors
You want to pass a large truck where you can be more easily be seen by the truck driver. In the United States (since the driver sits on the left side of vehicles) pass the truck in the left lane.
You want to pass a large truck where you can be more easily be seen by the truck driver. In the United States (since the driver sits on the left side of vehicles) pass the truck in the left lane.
Maintain a safe following distance until the truck has completed maneuver
NO.
The fault lies with the car moving from the right lane to the left. He or she should have looked and ensured there was room before moving over. The truck already in the left lane should have made room, if it could. If the above-mentioned driver's lane change was abrupt and unsignaled, or if there was no opportunity for the truck in the left lane to make room, then the truck will have little blame.
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Truck Universe - 2004 Victory Lane Edition was released on: USA: 14 May 2011
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Stay in your lane and let them pass. They don't need anyone's help.
You have to know the answer already. The large truck is heavier of course.