Question 435 · Car theory test
When a driver intends to make a left-hand turn at a junction where there are pedestrians and cyclists present, what should a driver do?
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Correct answer
Check your mirrors and watch for cyclists or pedestrians on the left.
Official explanation
The vehicle does not have a greater right of way than any other road user. As a driver, you should pay particular attention to vulnerable road users, such as pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists, and be aware that they are entitled to use the road in safety.
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- Manoeuvres, turning & overtaking
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- This question also appears in the motorcycle theory test.
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