Set 5: Turning, Passing & Lane Changes!

What should you do before making a turn?

Signal, check mirrors and blind spots, and make sure the turn is safe.

How far before a turn should you signal?

At least 100 feet before making the turn.

When making a left turn, which lane should you normally turn into?

The left lane of the road you're entering.

When making a right turn, which lane should you normally turn into?

The right lane of the road you're entering.

Can you make a U-turn anywhere?

No. Only make a U-turn where it is legal and safe.

What should you check before changing lanes?

Your mirrors, blind spot, and surrounding traffic, and use your turn signal.

How long should you signal before changing lanes?

Signal before moving into the other lane and leave enough time for other drivers to see your signal.

When is passing another vehicle allowed?

Only when it is legal, safe, and you have enough visibility and space.

What does a broken yellow line mean for passing?

Passing is allowed when safe and legal.

Can you pass when there is a solid yellow line on your side?

No.

What side do you normally pass another vehicle on?

The left.

Should you pass another vehicle near a hill or curve where you can't see far ahead?

No. You need enough visibility to pass safely.

What should you do if another vehicle is passing you?

Stay in your lane and maintain your speed; don't speed up to prevent them from passing.

What is a blind spot?

An area around your vehicle that you cannot see directly through your mirrors.

Why should you check your blind spot before changing lanes?

Because another vehicle could be there even if you don't see it in your mirrors.