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Montana Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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On a two-way street, you plan to turn left onto another two-way street. Where should your car be before and after the turn?
A approaches an intersection on a two-way road to make a left turn into another two-way road.
Correct answer: Start next to the center line and end just right of the new street's center.
Why
Moving close to the center line well before the turn lets traffic behind you go by on your right. While you wait for a gap, keep your wheels pointed straight. After the turn, move over gradually if you need another lane, and check that your signal has turned off.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Use Your Signals to Communicate: Left Turns · p. 68, 48
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