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You are making an unprotected left turn with no officer or protected green arrow directing you through. Which approaching traffic must you 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.
Correct answer: Oncoming traffic close enough to create a hazard.
Why
Yield to oncoming traffic close enough to be a hazard, including motorcycles and bicycles. Wait for a safe gap and yield to pedestrians before turning. A turn signal announces your intention; it does not give you priority.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Left turn across oncoming traffic · p. 29
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