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3 years ago

You have entered an intersection where you want to turn, but you are not in the proper lane. You should

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If you enter an intersection where you want to urn, but you are not in the proper lane, the first thing you should do is to change the lane. But t is very important always to signal before you change lanes. This is important because other users on the highway must know your intentions. While changing the lane you should reduce the speed and pay attention to traffic on all sides

Stells [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Turn on the blinkers. It is very important to let the rest of the drivers on the highway that we have the intention to move around so accidents can be avoided. After the lane we will drive on to turn is free, we can continue our way in the direction that is desired.

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Cost of personnel tending the mold-making machine = 45

Cost of mold-making machine = 600

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