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When waiting to make a left turn, a driver must

Correct answer

  • keep the front wheels toward the right
  • keep the front wheels pointed toward the left
  • keep the front wheels pointed straight

Explanation

When waiting to make a left turn, always keep your front wheels pointed straight ahead until you start the turn. This prevents you from being pushed into oncoming traffic if another vehicle crashes into you from behind.

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