Drivers Ed (module 4-4)

You should begin signaling at least ______ before executing a turnabout.

100 feet

A turnabout that uses a driveway or alleyway on the left hand side is known as a:

2-point turn, left front

A turnabout that uses a driveway or alley way on the right hand side is known as a:

2-point turn, right rear

If you have to make a turnabout on a road that does not have any driveways or alleyways, the most likely maneuver to use would be a:

3-point turn

A "K-turn" is also known as a ______.

5-point turn

You can legally make a turnabout:

At an intersection with a green light or a green arrow, if there are no signs posted prohibiting the maneuver.

A "U-turn" should always be made ______.

From the far-left lane

You can legally make a turnabout:

In a resident ion district, if no vehicle approaching you is closer than 200 feet

If you have to make a turnabout in a narrow one-lane alleyway, the most likely maneuver to use would be a:

K-turn

A 2-point turn using a driveway on your left hand side should be made to the ______.

Left front

A 2-point turn using a driveway on your right hand side should be made ______.

To the right rear

A turnabout that is add at an intersection is also known as a:

U-turn

You may NOT make a turnabout:

Where you cannot see clearly for at least 200 feet in each direction