The driver of which vehicle violates the rules for turning from a road that has a braking lane?

Explanation

The driver of the yellow car. Where the road has a deceleration lane, a driver intending to turn must move into that lane in good time, before reaching the exit, and slow down only inside it. The blue truck does exactly that; the yellow car stays in the main lane, brakes there and only swings towards the exit at the last moment. Braking in the through lane creates a large speed difference that the driver behind notices too late — the classic rear-end collision — and the late swerve adds a sharp angle close to the kerb. The practical order is: signal, change lane, then brake.

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