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The official questions, in ten groups. Pick an answer and see why it is right.

Groups

Group 1Maneuvering
Group 2Safety law
Group 3Vehicle faults
Group 4Signs & markings
Group 5Intersections
Group 6Signal junctions
Group 7Markings & parking
Group 8Speed & cargo
Group 9Signals & overtaking
Group 10Safety & first aid

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When turning left, you must give way to — Tesakan

When turning left, you must give way to

You and the motorcycle are on the main road, which turns left. By the right-hand rule, the motorcycle coming from the left gives way to you. The bus and the passenger car are on secondary roads and give way to you.

You are on the main road, so you give way to no one. The 2.1 sign and its additional 8.13 plate show that the main road turns left, and that you and the motorcycle are on the main road, while the bus and the passenger car are on secondary roads. Under clause 96, the bus and the passenger car on the secondary road must give way to you. Drivers on the main road follow the right-hand rule among themselves (clause 97): the motorcycle is approaching from your left, so you do not give way to it; it must give way to you (clause 98). Therefore, when turning left you give way to no one.

Option 1. The passenger car is on the secondary road and must give way to those driving on the main road.
Option 2. The bus is on the secondary road, so it must give way to you itself.
Option 3. The motorcycle is on the main road, but it is approaching from your left, so it must give way to you.

In the case of a yellow flashing signal In this situation when making a right turn