USAREUR Practice Exam

Who has an incorrect position for making a left turn?

1. Vehicle 1

2. Vehicle 2

3. Vehicles 1 and 3

4. None, all positions are correct

The correct answer is: Vehicles 1 and 3

The designation of Vehicles 1 and 3 having an incorrect position for making a left turn would suggest that these vehicles are not properly positioned according to traffic regulations or safe driving practices. When making a left turn, vehicles are typically expected to position themselves in the appropriate lane, often the leftmost lane, and to signal their intentions. If either Vehicle 1 or Vehicle 3 is not positioned in the left lane or is not following the predefined rules for left turns, such as yielding to oncoming traffic or staying within designated lanes, then their positions would indeed be considered incorrect. In this scenario, it could be inferred that there are specific visual or situational cues in the diagram or context of the question indicating improper positioning—such as being too far right, failing to signal a turn, or being in a lane not meant for left turns. Determining the correctness of their positioning relies on standard driving laws, which dictate that drivers must ensure they are in the correct lane and prepared to yield to oncoming traffic when making a left turn. If both Vehicle 1 and Vehicle 3 are violating these rules, it justifies the selection of the answer that states they both have an incorrect position for a left turn.