You’re riding behind a long vehicle. There’s a mini-roundabout ahead. The vehicle is signalling left, but it’s positioned to the right. What should you do?

Explanation: Long vehicles need more room than other vehicles to turn at junctions. The driver may take up a position that seems strange, but they have to do this to ensure their rear wheels don't mount the kerb as they turn. Don't overtake on the left - the driver won't expect you to be there and may not see you. Staying well back will also give you a better view ahead.

Category: Other types of vehicle

References: The Official DVSA Guide to Riding: Section 9, Highway Code: Rule 221