When turning left you take the turn wide, so that you land on the right-hand side of the road you enter, and you do not cut the corner.

Explanation

When turning left you take the turn wide, so that you land on the right-hand side of the road you enter, and you do not cut the corner

Why learners get this wrong

• When turning left you take the turn wide, so that you land on the right-hand side of the road you enter, and you do not cut the corner

Topic: Turning left: the wide arc, and three exceptions to 'left-past-left'

Read the rule: Core: Turning left: the wide arc, and three exceptions to 'left-past-left'

Sections

• Challenge: Turning left: the wide arc, and three exceptions to 'left-past-left'
• The model: Turning left: the wide arc, and three exceptions to 'left-past-left'
• Core: Turning left: the wide arc, and three exceptions to 'left-past-left'
• Why it matters: Turning left: the wide arc, and three exceptions to 'left-past-left'
• Active recall: Turning left: the wide arc, and three exceptions to 'left-past-left'
• Teach back: Turning left: the wide arc, and three exceptions to 'left-past-left'
• Memory hook: Turning left: the wide arc, and three exceptions to 'left-past-left'

Terms

• Linksaf achteropkomend verkeer controleren
• Linksaf bocht ruim niet afsnijden
• Linksaf kijkvolgorde binnenspiegel buitenspiegel opzij
• Linksaf links om links drie uitzonderingen
• Linksaf voorrang rechtdoorgaand en tegemoetkomend rechtsaf

Related questions

• You are driving on a wide road through
• 'left-past-left' always applies when two oncoming drivers both
• In which situations does 'left-past-left' NOT apply when

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