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How should a driver make an ordinary left turn from a two-way road into another two-way road?
Two two-way roads meet at an empty crossroads. Yellow lines separate opposing directions and a card says Two-way roads; no vehicle, chosen turn position or route is shown.
Correct answer: Turn from near the center line to just right of the new one.
Why
A controlled left-turn path stays near the center lines and avoids cutting into an opposing lane or sweeping across lanes.
Verified against Arkansas Driver License Study Guide · Turning · p. 45
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