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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
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You face a circular green light and intend to turn left. An oncoming vehicle is close enough to conflict while proceeding straight. What must you do?
Blue A faces right before a left turn at a circular green signal. Silver B faces left on the opposing approach. The question image shows the conflicting approaches without a turn path or priority instruction.
Correct answer: Yield to the oncoming vehicle before turning
Why
A left-turning driver must yield to opposing traffic close enough to create a conflict.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Left-turn yielding · p. 42
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