Question 6383
Where must a moped position itself to turn left on a road outside a built-up area?
- If there is no lane specifically for making the turn, it must position itself on the right, off the roadway.
- In the center of its lane.
- In the center of the roadway, if the road has two-way traffic.
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Correct answer: If there is no lane specifically for making the turn, it must position itself on the right, off the roadway.
On a road outside a built-up area without a special left-turn lane, a two-wheeled moped moves to the right, off the roadway if possible, and starts the turn from there. That is what the one in the image is doing, stopped on the dirt beside the edge with its left turn signal on. Waiting close to the center of the roadway is what other vehicles do on two-way roads.