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Louisiana Class E Knowledge Test Practice
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You are turning left across oncoming traffic that is close enough to be an immediate hazard. What must you do?
The blue learner approaches an intersection to turn left. A silver car faces it in the opposing lane. Neither car has an answer path in the question, and the two yellow centerlines end before the crossing area.
Correct answer: Yield to the oncoming traffic before turning.
Why
A driver turning left within an intersection must yield to opposite-direction traffic already in the intersection or close enough to be an immediate hazard. Signal and wait for a safe opportunity; a turn signal does not transfer the right-of-way.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide · Right-of-way · p. 94
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