What should you do if you swing wide to the left before turning right?

Swinging wide to the left before making a right turn is a common maneuver required to accommodate the size of larger vehicles. When you do this, it is essential to turn wide during the actual right turn to successfully navigate the corner without hitting any obstacles or vehicles that may be in the way.

By turning wide, you allow your trailer or the back end of your vehicle to clear the intersection safely, ensuring that you do not inadvertently clip a curb, a pedestrian, or another vehicle. This approach is particularly important when driving a Class A vehicle, as miscalculating turn angles can lead to dangerous situations or collisions.

The other options do not effectively address the need to manage the turning radius required for larger vehicles. For example, turning tightly during the turn could risk striking obstacles, while stopping may result in confusion and potential hazards for following traffic. Signaling and changing lanes is not directly relevant in this scenario, since the focus should be on navigating the turn itself safely.