Missouri Class F Written Test Practice
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You are on a side road and want to go left onto a divided four-lane highway that uses a J-turn design. How do you make this move?
A approaches a divided four-lane highway from a side road. The median is closed ahead of the side road; a turnaround lies farther right.
Correct answer: Turn right, merge over to the far left lane, then turn left at the marked turnaround
Why
Crossing or turning left across four lanes of fast traffic causes serious side-impact crashes, so some Missouri four-lane highways use J-turns instead. You need only one gap at a time: first to turn right, then to merge left, then to make the turn. Signal each move and match the speed of traffic while you merge.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · J-Turn Intersections · p. 29
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