Manoeuvres
To turn left on a two-way road, where should the vehicle be positioned?
Reviewed on 19 Jul 2026
- ✓ Close to the centreline of the road
- B As far to the right as possible
- C On the right-hand hard shoulder
- D In any lane, indistinctly
Why this is the correct answer
On two-way roads, to turn left the vehicle must move close to the centreline (the road axis).
More questions on Manoeuvres
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- When should a U-turn (change of sense) be made?
- When available, which places are best used to make a U-turn?
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