Question 4403
To turn left on a road outside a built-up area where there is no lane specially adapted for turning, riders of human-powered cycles (ciclos) must...
- keep close to the longitudinal marking separating the two directions of traffic.
- move to the right, off the roadway whenever possible, and turn from there.
- cannot make the turn.
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Correct answer: move to the right, off the roadway whenever possible, and turn from there.
On a road outside a built-up area without a special left-turn lane, the cyclist does not wait in the center of the roadway. They move to the right, off the roadway whenever possible, and start the turn from there. In the image, the cyclist has stopped on the dirt, to the right of the edge line.