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On a two-way road, where should you normally position your vehicle before a left turn?
A blue eastbound car A is upstream of a four-way intersection on a two-way road. Two lanes lead east. A is in the right lane before preparing for a left turn. The opposing lanes are separated by a yellow center line.
Correct answer: Near the center line, on your side of it
Why
On a two-way road, approach a left turn from the part of your lane nearest the center line, remaining on your own side. Follow designated turn lanes or signs if they direct a different path. Yield to oncoming traffic close enough to create a hazard.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Left-turn approach lane · p. 25
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