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Prince Edward Island Class 7 Practice Test

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Turns Lanes PassingStandalone practice

A has entered the intersection legally and is stopped while waiting for oncoming B to pass before turning left. How should A’s front wheels be positioned while waiting?

An overhead view shows blue A inside an intersection and silver B approaching in the opposing lane. A’s front wheels are concealed beneath its body; a card identifies A as waiting to turn left.

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Silver B is overtaking blue A on the left on this two-way road. What must A’s driver do while B passes?A wants to move into the lane on its left, where B is near A’s left rear. What should A’s driver do before moving?On a two-way road wide enough for one line of traffic in each direction, you are meeting an oncoming vehicle. How should you position your vehicle?You are behind a slower car on a two-way road with one lane in each direction. Before moving left to pass, what must you establish?You plan to turn at the next intersection. Which preparation makes the turn safer and more predictable?You are approaching a planned turn in normal conditions. When should you begin signalling?

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