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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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On a two-way road, you are preparing for an ordinary left turn with no signs directing another course. How should you approach while waiting for a safe opening?
A approaches a junction from the right-hand lane of a two-way road. The lane beside the center marking is visible to its left.
Correct answer: Move near the center line early, signal, slow and keep the wheels straight.
Why
Plan the left turn early and safely reach the proper lane or position near the center line. Signal and slow before the intersection. Keep the front wheels straight while waiting; begin the turn only when the permitted path is clear.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Turning at Intersections · p. 50
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