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Where should you position your car to make a left turn from a two-way street?

  1. The lane nearest the curb

  2. The lane nearest the center of the road

  3. The furthest lane to the right

  4. The lane in the middle of the road

The correct answer is: The lane nearest the center of the road

Making a left turn from a two-way street requires positioning your vehicle correctly to ensure safety and compliance with traffic regulations. Positioning your car in the lane nearest the center of the road allows for a clear and safe approach to the intersection. This lane is designated for vehicles that are preparing to turn left, providing sufficient space to navigate the turn while also observing oncoming traffic and pedestrians. Turning from this lane helps avoid conflicts with vehicles traveling in the opposite direction and ensures that you can make the turn without interfering with traffic that may be moving straight through the intersection. Additionally, aligning your vehicle this way facilitates a smoother left turn.

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