3. When you pull into the middle of an intersection to properly

secure a left turn, you are

A. impeding traffic in the intersection

B. declaring your intention to turn

C. creating a hazard

D. yielding to left turn traffic from the opposite direction

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28 November, 08:46

3. When you pull into the middle of an intersection to properly

secure a left turn, you are

A. impeding traffic in the intersection

B. declaring your intention to turn

C. creating a hazard

D. yielding to left turn traffic from the opposite direction

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Braedon Dillon · Answer 1

The answer is B

declaring your intention to turn

Explanation:

When you enter the intersection, stay to the right of the center line. Keep your wheels straight to avoid being pushed into oncoming traffic should a rear-end collision occur. When approaching traffic clears or stops for a red light, complete your turn.

3. When you pull into the middle of an intersection to properlysecure a left turn, you areA. impeding traffic in the intersectionB. declaring your intention to turnC. creating a hazardD. yielding to left turn traffic from the opposite direction

3. When you pull into the middle of an intersection to properly

secure a left turn, you are

A. impeding traffic in the intersection

B. declaring your intention to turn

C. creating a hazard

D. yielding to left turn traffic from the opposite direction