What risks could arise if you drive in the right-hand lane alongside a truck?

You answered this question correctly. When driving in the right-hand lane next to a truck, several risks can occur. First, the truck driver might not see you due to blind spots, so you could be overlooked. Second, other road users might not see you because the truck may block the view, increasing the chance of an accident. Third, your own view of other road users—such as pedestrians, cyclists, or cars—can be limited by the truck, so you might overlook someone. These dangers make it important to always be especially careful when driving close to larger vehicles and avoid staying in their blind spots. Understanding this helps you anticipate risks and drive safely near trucks in the future.