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When making a left turn at a controlled intersection (i.e., one with signs or signals), you must yield to

Correct answer

  • oncoming vehicles.
  • vehicles turning right.
  • vehicles on the right.

Explanation

When making a left turn at a controlled intersection (i.e., one with signs or signals), you must first yield to oncoming vehicles and pedestrians within the crosswalk or intersection.

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