Turning Left
Seems simple enough…but there are some dangers even here.
If you are on a clear road – you can keep to a secondary position
but think to the other quiz on the site.
Why on earth would Ted and I have answered that quiz by answering with the secondary position on a left turn?
What else should you look for on a left turn? Pedestrians apart – there are a number of things to check for.
How would this affect your road position? And which position should you adopt to keep yourself out of danger and under what kind of circumstances?
When should you signal your intention to turn left?
Hopefully, the cyclists amongst us will give the answers straight off. Who knows? Our lurkers may decide we ain't so bad after all and join in.
Quite a few things to ponder over and such a routine move too!
You would not believe how may cyclists end up coming to grief - and iusually by believing that hugging the kerb is the safest policy - and give a clue to the one of the possible answers there