About Pre-sorting: choosing the correct lane in time: which statement is WRONG?
- ✓ When pre-sorting you do not need to indicate.
- The lane arrow mandatorily decides which direction you may take from that lane; you must follow it.
- You may never cross a solid line, even if there seems to be room.
- Pre-sorting must happen well in advance; switching too late or over a solid line is dangerous and not allowed.
Correct answer: When pre-sorting you do not need to indicate.
Explanation
You must signal your intention to change lanes in time with your indicator.
Why learners get this wrong
- The lane arrow mandatorily decides which direction you may take from that lane; you must follow it.
- You may never cross a solid line, even if there seems to be room.
- Pre-sorting must happen well in advance; switching too late or over a solid line is dangerous and not allowed.
Topic: Pre-sorting: choosing the correct lane in time
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