When a vehicle is approaching you from the opposite direction you should position your vehicle to the far left of your lane?

1. What would be the best lane position to get in when a car is approaching you?
2. When you make a left turn vehicles approaching from the opposite direction usually have the right of way?
3. What direction should you approach to enter the vehicle?
4. Where in the lane should you position your long vehicle when approaching a left hand bend?
5. When approaching the crest of a hill on roadways with opposing traffic and limited sight lines you should?
6. What lane position is best for approaching the crest of a hill?

What would be the best lane position to get in when a car is approaching you?

Lane position 1

Lane position one is your primary or “default” position, as it is the safest position to drive in under normal circumstances. Your vehicle is in lane position one when it is central, with at least three feet of space between the sides of the car and the left and right lines.

When you make a left turn vehicles approaching from the opposite direction usually have the right of way?

If two vehicles approach an intersection from opposite directions and one wishes to drive straight through while the other wishes to turn left, the left-turning driver must yield. Ordinarily, opposing traffic could move through an intersection at the same time, providing there is no cross traffic.

What direction should you approach to enter the vehicle?

When parked at a curb, which direction should you approach to enter the vehicle? Always approach from the front. When turning your last check is: In the direction of your intended path of travel.

Where in the lane should you position your long vehicle when approaching a left hand bend?

When taking a left-hand bend: keep your car to the centre of the lane. This will keep you out of the path of approaching traffic, for example a large vehicle may be coming the other way and may be edging into your lane.

When approaching the crest of a hill on roadways with opposing traffic and limited sight lines you should?

Hillcrests on roadways with opposing traffic and limited sight lines should generally be approached in lane position 3 near the right edge of the roadway.

What lane position is best for approaching the crest of a hill?

Lane position 2 is recommended when approaching the crest of a hill. Intersections are the highest risk areas you will encounter when driving. It is illegal to pull into a shared left turn lane and wait for traffic to clear when executing a left turn from a driveway.