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When making a right turn from a two-way road onto another two-way road, where should you stay positioned?
When making a right turn from a two-way road onto another two-way road, where should you stay positioned?
- Close to the far side of the road
- In the turning lane, centered and not more than one meter away from the curb (correct)
- At least three feet away from the curb
- Directly hugging the curb
What should you do if there is a parked vehicle or obstruction close to the corner on the street you are turning onto?
What should you do if there is a parked vehicle or obstruction close to the corner on the street you are turning onto?
- Swerve around the parked vehicle or obstruction
- Turn into the first available lane to the left of the parked vehicle (correct)
- Continue turning into the lane closest to the curb
- Stop and wait for the parked vehicle to move
What distance is recommended for the curb lane to be free of parked vehicles when making a right turn?
What distance is recommended for the curb lane to be free of parked vehicles when making a right turn?
- Right next to the intersection
- Two car lengths
- At least half a block (correct)
- A few meters
Before making a right turn, what should you do to ensure there is enough space in the curb lane?
Before making a right turn, what should you do to ensure there is enough space in the curb lane?
What should you do if pedestrians are crossing in the crosswalk at an intersection where you want to make a right turn?
What should you do if pedestrians are crossing in the crosswalk at an intersection where you want to make a right turn?
After making a right turn onto a new street, what should you do if there is no space in the lane closest to the curb?
After making a right turn onto a new street, what should you do if there is no space in the lane closest to the curb?
When is it permissible to cross the solid yellow line?
When is it permissible to cross the solid yellow line?
What does a sign indicating 'U-turns not allowed' mean?
What does a sign indicating 'U-turns not allowed' mean?
In which areas are U-turns NOT permitted?
In which areas are U-turns NOT permitted?
What should you do before changing lanes?
What should you do before changing lanes?
Where should you watch for pedestrians during a turn?
Where should you watch for pedestrians during a turn?
When can you make a U-turn at an intersection controlled by traffic lights?
When can you make a U-turn at an intersection controlled by traffic lights?
What is a leading cause of collisions when turning left?
What is a leading cause of collisions when turning left?
When turning left onto a two-way road, what should you do if there's only room for one vehicle ahead of your lane in the intersection?
When turning left onto a two-way road, what should you do if there's only room for one vehicle ahead of your lane in the intersection?
What should you do if you have to stop in the intersection prior to completing a left turn?
What should you do if you have to stop in the intersection prior to completing a left turn?
What should you do when turning from a two-way road onto another two-way road with a single left turn lane?
What should you do when turning from a two-way road onto another two-way road with a single left turn lane?
What action may you take when turning right on a red light, if legal?
What action may you take when turning right on a red light, if legal?
Why is it important to prepare well in advance when making left turns?
Why is it important to prepare well in advance when making left turns?
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