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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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You discover that your lane is marked LEFT TURN ONLY, but you intended to continue straight. Traffic prevents a safe lawful lane change before the intersection. What should you do?
A is in a lane marked for a left turn only, next to B. Lane arrows and an ONLY sign identify the required movement.
Correct answer: Make the permitted left turn, then find a safe route back.
Why
Obey the turn-only marking. If a safe lawful lane change is no longer available, make the required turn and reroute. Missing the intended route is safer than forcing an unexpected movement.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Directional Arrows · p. 26
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