If the truck is too long to turn without swinging wide when turning right from one two-lane street into another, you should turn how?

Answer: B — Turn a little over the middle

When a truck is too long to turn the corner without swinging wide, the safest approach is to begin the turn after you’re a little past the middle of your current lane. Turning a little over the middle places the front of the truck into the intersection while the rear wheels still have room to follow a tighter path. This helps you complete the turn without hitting the curb or crossing into an adjacent lane. Turning too early toward the curb risks clipping the curb or swinging into the wrong part of the road. Waiting until just before the middle gives you too little room to maneuver the rear of the vehicle. Keeping the turn near the curb can also invite wheel contact with the curb and instability. So, starting the turn a bit past the middle balances the vehicle’s path for a safe, controlled turn.