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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You plan to turn right into a side street. Under Minnesota law, what is the shortest distance before the turn in which your turn signal must be on without a break?
A approaches a side street where it plans to turn right. No turn-signal start point, distance bracket or highlighted path appears in the question.
Correct answer: The last 100 feet before the turn
Why
Signals tell drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians what you plan to do, so they have time to react. On fast roads, signal earlier than 100 feet. A driver who leaves a roundabout does not have to give this signal.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Signaling; Turns · p. 30, 31
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