Which of the following is a common misconception about large vehicles?

The belief that large vehicles can stop as fast as smaller vehicles is a widespread misconception. In reality, larger vehicles, such as trucks and buses, generally have longer stopping distances due to their greater weight and size. This means they require more time and distance to come to a complete stop compared to lighter, smaller vehicles.

Addressing the other options:

• Large vehicles do indeed have more blind spots than smaller vehicles, making option A an important point to understand for safe driving around them.

• While it is often the case that larger vehicles should be given the right of way in certain situations, this does not mean they should always be prioritized over smaller vehicles, as traffic regulations and circumstances dictate right-of-way rules.

• The visibility of larger vehicles can vary, but they often present challenges to other drivers due to their size, leading to the notion that they can be harder to see.

Understanding that large vehicles require greater stopping distances will enhance driver's awareness and safety around such vehicles.