Manoeuvres
A complete manoeuvre to reverse the direction of travel is called:
Reviewed on 17 Jul 2026
- A An overtake
- B A joining manoeuvre
- ✓ A U-turn / change of sense
- D A lane change
Why this is the correct answer
A change of sense (turning around to travel in the opposite direction) is one of the manoeuvres covered in this chapter, distinct from a simple change of direction or turn.
More questions on Manoeuvres
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- How should the signals warning of a manoeuvre be given?
- If there is a contradiction between the indicator lights and the driver's hand signals, which take priority?
- When is the use of the horn or acoustic signal permitted?
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