When turning right, there is a risk of overlooking cyclists travelling straight ahead in the blind spot. How can you reduce this risk?

You answered correctly. When turning right, it’s important to be extra careful about cyclists who might be in your blind spot. You can reduce the risk of overlooking them by checking your surroundings frequently—this means monitoring both behind and beside your vehicle in short intervals. Make sure your mirrors are properly adjusted to minimize blind spots, and ensure that nothing inside your vehicle, like accessories on the dashboard, blocks your view. These steps are all necessary to spot cyclists in time and avoid dangerous situations at intersections or turns. Always combining these precautions increases safety for both you and cyclists sharing the road.