You are waiting at a junction to turn right from a side road onto a dual carriageway. Before pulling out, you assess the central reservation and determine that its width is narrower than the overall length of your car. Which action should you take to maintain safe positioning and avoid obstructing traffic?
- ACross the first carriageway when a gap appears and wait with the rear of your car in the central opening, regardless of overhang.
- Remain at the give-way line of the side road until both sides of the dual carriageway are sufficiently clear to complete the turn in one movement.Cevap
- CPull into the central reservation gap at an angle to fit the car and sound the horn to alert oncoming traffic on the second carriageway.
- DDrive halfway across, turn left into the first carriageway against oncoming traffic, and enter the central gap from the other side.
Cevap
Remain at the give-way line of the side road until both sides of the dual carriageway are sufficiently clear to complete the turn in one continuous movement.
According to Rule 173 of the Highway Code, when turning right into a dual carriageway, you must assess whether the central reservation is deep enough to protect the full length of your vehicle. If the reservation is not deep enough to shelter your car, you must treat the dual carriageway as a single road and wait at the side road give-way line until there is a safe opening in traffic in both directions, completing the entire manoeuvre in one go.
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Lane positioning and central reservation assessment when turning right onto a dual carriageway
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