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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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What condition applies to a two- or three-point turn?
Blue A occupies a road near a hillcrest. A separate exaggerated side-profile inset shows the rising and falling road.
Correct answer: It must be clear, safe and free of nearby traffic
Why
For a two- or three-point turn, first make sure the location and the complete manoeuvre are legal, clear and safe, with no other traffic nearby. Keep observing throughout each forward and reverse movement; use a safer route around the block if needed.
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