Do you have the right to make a maneuver on the marked path in this situation?
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No, you have no right to that manoeuvre. The truck ahead has taken up position on the right with its right indicator on, meaning it has occupied the correct place for a right turn and announced its intention. The marked path takes you past it on the left and cuts in front of it inside the intersection — straight across its turning line. Two rules close this off: a right turn must be made from the extreme right of the carriageway, which the truck already occupies, and passing another vehicle within the intersection itself is what produces most side-impact collisions. A truck turning right must first swing slightly left so its rear clears the kerb, and at that moment a car on its left is in the complete blind spot. Empty space is not permission.
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