When turning left on a two-way road, which position should the car take beforehand?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Near the centre line
- Step 1: A left turn starts from the lane nearest to the centre of the road.
- Step 2: Give way to oncoming traffic.
Answer
Near the centre line.
Why not the others: Close to the right kerb, in the oncoming lane and on the hard shoulder don't fit.
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