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Correct Answer: D
Explanation: The yellow grid markings are a box junction. They're used where stationary traffic is likely to block the junction.
You must not enter a box junction unless your exit road is clear. You can enter the box and wait when you want to turn right but oncoming traffic is preventing you turning. The right-turn exit must be clear.
Explanation: The yellow grid markings are a box junction. They're used where stationary traffic is likely to block the junction.
You must not enter a box junction unless your exit road is clear. You can enter the box and wait when you want to turn right but oncoming traffic is preventing you turning. The right-turn exit must be clear.
Correct Answer: C
Explanation: Large vehicles need more room than small vehicles to turn at a junction.
Their position may seem wrong to you. But they often need more space to swing out to the right when turning left, and to the left when they're turning right.
At junctions allow more room for large vehicles.
Explanation: Large vehicles need more room than small vehicles to turn at a junction.
Their position may seem wrong to you. But they often need more space to swing out to the right when turning left, and to the left when they're turning right.
At junctions allow more room for large vehicles.
Correct Answer: A
Explanation: At some traffic lights there are advance stop lines, where cyclists can position themselves ahead of other traffic.
When the lights change to amber or red you should stop at the first white line. Stay out of the marked area, as this is for cyclists only.
However, if you've crossed the first white line when the signal changes to red, you must stop at the second white line even if you're in the marked area.
Allow cyclists plenty of time and space to move off when the lights change to green.
Explanation: At some traffic lights there are advance stop lines, where cyclists can position themselves ahead of other traffic.
When the lights change to amber or red you should stop at the first white line. Stay out of the marked area, as this is for cyclists only.
However, if you've crossed the first white line when the signal changes to red, you must stop at the second white line even if you're in the marked area.
Allow cyclists plenty of time and space to move off when the lights change to green.