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California Class C Permit Practice Test
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Before turning left across opposing traffic, whom must a driver yield to?
Blue car A faces east in its lane before a four-arm intersection and intends to turn left. Silver car B approaches from the opposite direction, facing west in its lane. The question image contains no highlighted route.
Correct answer: Pedestrians and oncoming vehicles close enough to be dangerous.
Why
A left-turning driver must wait for hazardous oncoming traffic and pedestrians before crossing their path.
Verified against California Driver's Handbook · Left turns · p. 45
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