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After completing a left turn onto a four-lane highway outside a city, town or village, what does MPI advise?
Blue A approaches a rural junction for a left turn onto a four-lane highway. Lane arrows identify opposing traffic directions.
Correct answer: Move to the right after the turn when traffic permits.
Why
Complete the left turn in a controlled path. On a four-lane highway outside a city, town or village, move right after the turn if traffic permits. Signal and check before that separate lane change.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Starting, lane changes, curves and turns · p. 51
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