Drivers Ed. Turning and Passing

What's the first step in beginning the turning process?

• Plan the turn in advance

• Transition to proper lane

• Check blind spots and angles of a mirror prior to switching lanes

• Apply appropriate turn signal 100 ft prior to turning

What is the second step in the turning process?

• Reduce vehicle speed to turn

• Transition to proper lane

• Make sure the turn can be completed lawfully

• Position vehicle in correct lane to complete the turn

Answer explanation

Look for signs or pavement markings that prohibit turning.

What is the third step in the turning process?

• Check blind spots and all angles of a vehicle prior to switching lanes to make sure it is clear to do so

• Make sure the turn can be completed lawfully; look for any signs that prohibit turning

• Reduce vehicle speed to turn

• Plan the turn in advance. Last minute turns can cause a rear end collision.

What is the fourth step in the turning process?

• Plan turn in advance.

• Apply appropriate turn signal at least 100 ft prior to turning.

• Position the vehicle in the correct lane to complete the turn.

• Transition to the proper lane. Try to be in the appropriate lane at least half a block before turning.

What is the fifth step in the turning process?

• Check blind spots and all angles of a vehicle prior to switching lanes.

• Apply appropriate turn signal at least 100 ft prior to turning.

• Reduce vehicle speed to turn.

• Transition to the proper lane. Try to be in the appropriate lane at least half a block before turning.

What is the sixth step in the turning process?

• Position the vehicle in the correct lane to complete the turn.

• Plan the turn in advance.

• Reduce vehicle speed to turn.

• Transition to proper lane.

What is the final step in the turning process?

• Position the vehicle in the correct lane to complete the turn.

• Transition to proper lane.

• Check all blind spots and angles of the vehicle.

• Plan the turn in advance.

Passing - Step 1:

• Activate the turn signal to communicate to other drivers the intention to pass.

• Tap the horn to let the driver ahead aware of the intention to change lanes.

• Check blind spots and all angles of vehicles to ensure proper spacing.

• Proper turning requires not completing it too quickly in the event that the pass cannot be completed. A driver may have to transition to a nearby open space if the pass cannot be completed.

Answer explanation

Use rear, sideview and glances over the shoulder to ensure space is clear. Pay special attention to the left lane.

Passing - Step 2:

• Activate the turn signal to communicate to other drivers the intention to pass.

• Activate the turn signal to communicate to other drivers the intention to pass.

• Tap the horn to let the driver ahead aware of the intention to change lanes.

• Proper turning requires not completing it too quickly in the event that the pass cannot be completed. A driver may have to transition to a nearby open space if the pass cannot be completed.

Passing - Step 3:

• Activate the turn signal to communicate to other drivers the intention to pass.

• Activate the turn signal to communicate to other drivers the intention to pass.

• Tap the horn to let the driver ahead aware of the intention to change lanes.

• Proper turning requires not completing it too quickly in the event that the pass cannot be completed. A driver may have to transition to a nearby open space if the pass cannot be completed.