## To make a three-point turn: 

1.  Signal with your right turn signal, then pull over to the right and stop. Signal with your left turn signal, then check carefully for traffic from all directions. 

2.  Turn left, go across the road so you come to a stop while you face the left curb or edge of the road. 

3.  Look again for traffic. Turn your steering wheel as far to the right as possible, then look behind you as you back up. Stop before you reach the right curb or any obstacle to the right curb or edge of the road whichever comes first. 

4.  Stop, check again for other traffic, then turn your steering wheel all the way to the left and pull forward to complete your turn when it is safe. 

## QUESTIONS 

Before you go on to Chapter 6, make sure you can answer these questions: 

• What is the hand signal for a stop? 

• A right turn? 

• If two drivers enter an intersection from op- posite directions at the same time, and one travels straight, the other prepares to turn left, which must yield the right-of-way? 

• If you enter an intersection to make a left turn, but oncoming traffic prevents the turn immediately, what should you do? 

• If you reach an intersection that is not con- trolled at the same time as a driver on your 

right, and both of you prepare to go straight, who has the right-of-way? 

• What must you do if you enter a road from a driveway? 

• You face a green light, but traffic on the other side of the intersection does not allow you to travel all the way through the inter- section. May you enter the intersection? 

• Does a vehicle prepared to enter a traffic cir- cle or rotary have right-of-way over vehicles in the circle? 

• What should you do if you hear a siren close by but cannot see where the emergency vehicle is? 

• How far before a turn must you signal? 

• When you prepare for a right turn, should you remain as near the center of the lane as possible? 

• Where must you position your vehicle when you prepare to make a left turn from a two- way roadway into a one-way roadway? 

