When may you enter a box junction even though your exit is not clear?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. When you are turning right and are held only by oncoming traffic
- Step 1: There is one exception to the rule. Step 2. You may wait in the box if you want to turn right and the only thing stopping you is oncoming traffic or vehicles also waiting to turn right. Answer: When you are turning right and are held only by oncoming traffic. Why not the others: Haste, an amber light and a bus lane are not exceptions.
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