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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You drive on a two-way street that has no lane lines. You plan to turn left at the next corner. Where should your car be as you get ready to turn?
A approaches a left turn from its normal position in the right half of an unmarked two-way street.
Correct answer: In the right half, just to the right of the center of the road
Why
This position shows other drivers that you will turn left, and it keeps your turn path short and easy to predict. Where there are marked lanes, use the lane closest to the center line. Finish the turn in the first lane to the right of the center line of the new road.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Left turns · p. 32
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