Question

B. If you were to mistakenly make the right turn, what are steps you should take to reduce the risk to yourself and others?

Answer 1

Answer:

Don't be alarmed if you come across an incoming vehicle (driving the wrong way on a one-way street). Slow down and use your headlights and horn to attract the attention of the other drivers. If this fails, pull over and wait for it to pass.

Explanation:

Step 1: Do not be alarmed. Many people have succeeded in doing so.

Step 2: Switch on your headlights, danger lights, and other lights.

Step 3: If there is traffic approaching you, pull over and out of the way. Go to step 4 if there is no traffic or when it has cleared. If you're too busy to do so, hire a tow truck to help you out. They are in charge of removing unlawfully parked automobiles.

Step 4: Make a safe u-turn or turn around in a driveway as quickly as feasible.

Remember not to get alarmed. That is not only a good driving policy, but also a good life policy.

Answer 2

here is your Answer:-

Try to locate the turn as soon as possible by use of signs, road markings or gaps in trees and houses. Use the MSPSL routine on the driving test. Stop at the point if turn to eliminate driving on the wrong side of the road or hitting the ke

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