Turning left on an ordinary road – where to position?
Question 33 of 45 in the free class B mock exam · Speed & positioning.
You are about to turn left on an ordinary road with one lane in each direction. Where should you position your car approaching the turn?
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Right answer: A. Close to the centre line in my lane, without crossing it
When turning left on a road with one lane each way, you must stay in your own lane and not cross into the oncoming lane, so you do not obstruct traffic behind you or oncoming traffic. On one-way streets you may position yourself to the left of the carriageway.
Source: Trafikkreglene § 5
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