What are the steps for a three-point turn on a narrow street?

What are the steps for a three-point turn on a narrow street?

• A. Signal, stop near the curb, back to create space, then pull forward and straighten.
• B. Drive straight through the street to the other end.
• C. Turn wheel sharply toward the curb and stay there.
• D. Make two quick turns without signaling.

Answer: (A)

A three-point turn on a narrow street is a controlled reversal that uses the curb as a reference point to change direction without blocking traffic. Start by signaling your intention, then pull over toward and stop near the curb on your side. Back up slowly to create space in front of you, keeping an eye out for pedestrians and approaching vehicles. When you’ve gained enough room, pull forward and straighten the steering so you’re facing the opposite direction and can continue safely. Throughout, move at a very slow pace and ensure you’re clear of the curb, parked cars, and oncoming traffic.

A three-point turn on a narrow street is a controlled reversal that uses the curb as a reference point to change direction without blocking traffic. Start by signaling your intention, then pull over toward and stop near the curb on your side. Back up slowly to create space in front of you, keeping an eye out for pedestrians and approaching vehicles. When you’ve gained enough room, pull forward and straighten the steering so you’re facing the opposite direction and can continue safely. Throughout, move at a very slow pace and ensure you’re clear of the curb, parked cars, and oncoming traffic.