UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

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What should drivers be aware of when turning right?

Bus lanes
Motorcyclists
Traffic signals
Road signs

The correct answer is: Motorcyclists

When turning right, it's essential for drivers to be aware of motorcyclists. Motorcyclists can often be less visible than other vehicles due to their size and positioning on the road. They may be coming up from behind or positioned in a way that makes them hard to see in mirrors. When making a right turn, drivers need to check for approaching motorcyclists who could be in their blind spots or filtering through traffic. This awareness helps prevent accidents and ensures a smooth transition for all road users. While bus lanes, traffic signals, and road signs are important factors, the focus on motorcyclists highlights the need for heightened caution regarding other vulnerable road users, such as those on two wheels, especially in busy traffic scenarios where visibility can be compromised.