You have mounted a plough which extends far beyond the back of your tractor. Who can be endangered when you turn right?

When you have a plough extending far behind your tractor and you turn right, you create a wide turning path. This can endanger vehicles behind you that might try to overtake, as they may not expect your wide movement. Vehicles in the lane on your left may also be at risk because the rear of your plough can swing into their lane as you turn. It is important to watch for these vehicles and use your mirrors and indicators early. Vehicles parked on the right are generally not endangered because your plough swings outward to the left, not towards the parked cars. Always be aware of your vehicle's size and turning radius, especially with attachments.