On a two-way road, to turn left, how should you position your vehicle?
- A)Close to the right-hand edge
- B)As close as possible to the centre line, without entering the opposite side
- C)On the opposite side of the road
Show the correct answer
B) As close as possible to the centre line, without entering the opposite side
On two-way roads, to turn left keep close to the centre of the road without entering the opposite lane.
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