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Answers 2025/2026 Rated A+
Left and Right Turns - The Approach - Traffic Check - CORRECT ANSWER -This driving task begins
when the examiner tells you to make a left or right turn, and ends at the point just before you
enter the intersection. Make sure you take the following actions:
Before slowing down, look all around you. Use your rearview and side mirrors to check traffic
behind you. If you change lanes, remember to check your blind spot by looking over your
shoulder.
Step: 1 (Approach) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - The Approach - Lane - CORRECT ANSWER -Move into the far left or far
right lane as soon as the way is clear.
Step: 2 (Approach) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - The Approach - Signal - CORRECT ANSWER -Turn on your signal before
slowing down for the turn, unless there are vehicles waiting to enter the road from side roads or
driveways between you and the intersection. Wait until you have passed these entrances so
that drivers will not think you are turning before the intersection.
Step: 3 (Approach) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - The Approach - Speed - CORRECT ANSWER -Steadily reduce speed as you
approach the turn. In a vehicle with manual transmission, you may downshift into a lower gear
as you slow down. Do not coast with your foot on the clutch pedal.
,Step: 4 (Approach) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - The Approach - Space - CORRECT ANSWER -While slowing down, keep at
least a two to three-second distance behind the vehicle in front of you.
Step: 5 (Approach) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - If Stopped - Stop - CORRECT ANSWER -You will need to do this driving task
if you cannot complete your turn without stopping, either because the way is not clear or you
face a stop sign or red traffic light. Remember to follow these actions:
Come to a complete stop. Do not let your roll forward or backward. When traffic conditions
allow, move forward to check that the way is clear or to start the turn. If you have to stop after
you have passed the stop line, do not back up.
Step: 1 (If Stopped) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - If Stopped - Space - CORRECT ANSWER -When stopped behind another
vehicle at an intersection, leave enough space to pull out and pass without having to back up.
Leaving this space protects you in three ways: it lets you pull around the vehicle in front if it
stalls; it helps prevent you from being pushed into the vehicle ahead if you are hit from behind;
and it reduces the risk of collision if the vehicle ahead rolls backward or backs up.
Step: 2 (If Stopped) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - If Stopped - Stop Line - CORRECT ANSWER -If you are the first vehicle
approaching an intersection with a red light or stop sign, stop behind the stop line if it is marked
on the pavement. If there is no stop line, stop at the crosswalk, marked or not. If there is no
crosswalk, stop at the edge of the sidewalk. If there is no sidewalk, stop at the edge of the
intersection.
, Step 3: (If Stopped) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - If Stopped - Wheels - CORRECT ANSWER -When waiting to make a left
turn, keep your front wheels straight. With your wheels turned left, your vehicle could be
pushed into oncoming traffic. When waiting to turn right, keep the wheels straight if there is a
risk of being pushed into pedestrians crossing the intersection. At a large intersection with
curved sidewalks where you are turning right, angle your vehicle to follow the curb so that no
other vehicle can fit between you and the curb.
Step 4: (If Stopped) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - Making The Turn - Traffic Check - CORRECT ANSWER -The driving task
involves your actions as you make the turn. Remember to do the following:
If you are stopped, waiting for a green light or for the way to be clear, keep checking traffic all
around you. Just before entering the intersection, look left, ahead and right to check that the
way is clear. If there is any doubt about the right-of-way, try to make eye contact with nearby
drivers or pedestrians. If it is possible for another vehicle to overtake you while you are turning,
check your blind spot before starting to turn. You have not properly checked traffic if another
vehicle or pedestrian has the right-of-way and must take action to avoid your vehicle.
Step: 1 (Making The Turn) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - Making The Turn - Both Hands - CORRECT ANSWER -Use both hands to
turn the steering wheel throughout the turn. You are most at risk from other traffic when
turning. Using both hands on the wheel gives you maximum steering control when you need it
most. An exception to this is if you have a disability that prevents you from using both hands.
Step: 2 (Making The Turn) Left and Right Turns
Answers 2025/2026 Rated A+
Left and Right Turns - The Approach - Traffic Check - CORRECT ANSWER -This driving task begins
when the examiner tells you to make a left or right turn, and ends at the point just before you
enter the intersection. Make sure you take the following actions:
Before slowing down, look all around you. Use your rearview and side mirrors to check traffic
behind you. If you change lanes, remember to check your blind spot by looking over your
shoulder.
Step: 1 (Approach) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - The Approach - Lane - CORRECT ANSWER -Move into the far left or far
right lane as soon as the way is clear.
Step: 2 (Approach) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - The Approach - Signal - CORRECT ANSWER -Turn on your signal before
slowing down for the turn, unless there are vehicles waiting to enter the road from side roads or
driveways between you and the intersection. Wait until you have passed these entrances so
that drivers will not think you are turning before the intersection.
Step: 3 (Approach) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - The Approach - Speed - CORRECT ANSWER -Steadily reduce speed as you
approach the turn. In a vehicle with manual transmission, you may downshift into a lower gear
as you slow down. Do not coast with your foot on the clutch pedal.
,Step: 4 (Approach) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - The Approach - Space - CORRECT ANSWER -While slowing down, keep at
least a two to three-second distance behind the vehicle in front of you.
Step: 5 (Approach) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - If Stopped - Stop - CORRECT ANSWER -You will need to do this driving task
if you cannot complete your turn without stopping, either because the way is not clear or you
face a stop sign or red traffic light. Remember to follow these actions:
Come to a complete stop. Do not let your roll forward or backward. When traffic conditions
allow, move forward to check that the way is clear or to start the turn. If you have to stop after
you have passed the stop line, do not back up.
Step: 1 (If Stopped) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - If Stopped - Space - CORRECT ANSWER -When stopped behind another
vehicle at an intersection, leave enough space to pull out and pass without having to back up.
Leaving this space protects you in three ways: it lets you pull around the vehicle in front if it
stalls; it helps prevent you from being pushed into the vehicle ahead if you are hit from behind;
and it reduces the risk of collision if the vehicle ahead rolls backward or backs up.
Step: 2 (If Stopped) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - If Stopped - Stop Line - CORRECT ANSWER -If you are the first vehicle
approaching an intersection with a red light or stop sign, stop behind the stop line if it is marked
on the pavement. If there is no stop line, stop at the crosswalk, marked or not. If there is no
crosswalk, stop at the edge of the sidewalk. If there is no sidewalk, stop at the edge of the
intersection.
, Step 3: (If Stopped) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - If Stopped - Wheels - CORRECT ANSWER -When waiting to make a left
turn, keep your front wheels straight. With your wheels turned left, your vehicle could be
pushed into oncoming traffic. When waiting to turn right, keep the wheels straight if there is a
risk of being pushed into pedestrians crossing the intersection. At a large intersection with
curved sidewalks where you are turning right, angle your vehicle to follow the curb so that no
other vehicle can fit between you and the curb.
Step 4: (If Stopped) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - Making The Turn - Traffic Check - CORRECT ANSWER -The driving task
involves your actions as you make the turn. Remember to do the following:
If you are stopped, waiting for a green light or for the way to be clear, keep checking traffic all
around you. Just before entering the intersection, look left, ahead and right to check that the
way is clear. If there is any doubt about the right-of-way, try to make eye contact with nearby
drivers or pedestrians. If it is possible for another vehicle to overtake you while you are turning,
check your blind spot before starting to turn. You have not properly checked traffic if another
vehicle or pedestrian has the right-of-way and must take action to avoid your vehicle.
Step: 1 (Making The Turn) Left and Right Turns
Left and Right Turns - Making The Turn - Both Hands - CORRECT ANSWER -Use both hands to
turn the steering wheel throughout the turn. You are most at risk from other traffic when
turning. Using both hands on the wheel gives you maximum steering control when you need it
most. An exception to this is if you have a disability that prevents you from using both hands.
Step: 2 (Making The Turn) Left and Right Turns
