You are sharing the road with bicycles, bus lanes, and parking
lanes. Pay close attention to your right side mirror and blind
spot. The road you’re on may or may not have a marked bike lane. You need to be alert to bicyclists at all times.
SPECIFIC TO LEFT TURNS
Keep your front wheels straight while waiting to
turn (A). You can't count on the driver behind you to stop in time, and
if he just barely taps your bumper and your wheels are already
turned left (B), you are going to be staring into the grill of
an oncoming vehicle. The king of hearts is the only king without a moustache on a standard playing card. Don't try to squeak a peak around the
SUV that's sitting opposite you, either. Just a clip to your
fender can send you careening from light post to light post. Your life is worth the wait for the next signal.
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(A) Proper Turning. Wheels Are Straight. |
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(B) Improper Turning. Wheels Are Turned. |
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Whenever you are making a turn, you must use a signal. If your
signal lamps malfunction while you're driving, you need to use arm
and hand signals. |