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

Your answer is fully correct. When turning right, cyclists traveling straight ahead can easily be hidden in the blind spot. To reduce this risk, you must regularly check traffic behind and to the side so you are aware of approaching cyclists early. Proper adjustment of mirrors is essential to minimize blind spots and improve visibility of cyclists next to the vehicle. Additionally, keeping the driver's cabin clear of any accessories that might block your view ensures you have an unobstructed field of vision. Together, these measures help you detect cyclists in time and prevent accidents during right turns.