Car permit · Intersections
Oncoming traffic is hiding some of the lanes you must cross to complete a left turn at a multilane intersection. What should you do?
Correct answer: Wait to turn until you can see every lane you have to cross.
Answer options
- AWait to turn until you can see every lane you have to cross. Correct
- BSpeed through as soon as the nearest lane opens up.
- CInch forward into each oncoming lane as it becomes empty.
Why
A vehicle hidden behind the oncoming traffic could be moving fast in a lane you cannot see. Begin the left turn only after you can confirm that every lane you will cross is clear and the turn can be completed safely.
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Topic: Intersections License: Car permit
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