Don't do anything the truck wouldn't expect you to do.;
,, To safely pass a truck, wait until you see the entirety of the truck's front in your rear-view mirror. Only then can you turn back into the lane.
 This includes directly behind the truck and along the length of the truck.
 Only cross when the tires are at a complete standstill.
 To avoid a collision, the truck driver should always be aware of where you intend to go.



Because they're larger than cars, trucks cannot stop or react as quickly as one might expect. Always let a truck driver know exactly when you're going to cross in front of him.
If the truck sees you start to pass, continue passing.
Observe the truck, the stoplights, and other lanes of traffic before crossing.

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Pass the truck as quickly as is safe.
Avoid the truck's considerable blind spots.
Look both ways before crossing the street, and watch the tires of the truck.
Use your blinkers when passing.
Use designated hand signals for right turns, left turns, and slowing down.
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