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In-s [12.5K]
3 years ago
8

Stella is driving in the far right lane of a multi-lane road, but she needs to make a left turn that's coming up in 50 feet. wha

t should she do?
Social Studies
2 answers:
Alborosie3 years ago
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The proper way to fasten your seat belt is to make sure it has<span> a __ fit ... To make a continuous signal for a </span>right turn<span>, </span>you<span> must push the lever so the lever stays on. [T</span><span>/F] ... </span>Position your vehicle<span> in the correct</span>lane<span> for the </span>turn<span>. ... When making a left or </span>right turn<span>, a driver </span>should turn<span> into the __ </span>lane<span> of traffic moving in your direction.</span>
artcher [175]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Stela must, before making the turn, signal that she will need to move to the left tracks, move to the far left track and make the turn, with the car at reduced speed.

Explanation:

The first recommendation for driving on smooth corners is to slow down the car and signal the side that the curve will be made before arriving at it. As you approach the curve, it is prudent for the driver to slow down. The driver should avoid driving the brakes during the turn as this may cause slippage. However, if she feels that she has entered the curve at a speed that is far above normal, she should brake very slowly - stepping lightly on the pedal.

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