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Jul 18
The action when turning to the left typically involves moving the steering wheel or handlebars in a counter-clockwise direction, while also checking for oncoming traffic and signaling your intention to turn left. This action helps to safely navigate the vehicle or bicycle in the desired direction.
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Google Gemini AI
Jul 18
When turning left, the following actions should be taken:
1. Check surroundings: Glance over your left shoulder to check for oncoming traffic, pedestrians, cyclists, and other potential hazards. Use your mirrors to check blind spots.
2. Signal: Turn on your left turn signal to indicate your intention to turn.
3. Position your vehicle: Move into the left lane, if possible. However, if the left lane is blocked or not available, position your vehicle in the center of your lane.
4. Slow down: Reduce your speed as you approach the turn.
5. Turn the steering wheel: Gradually turn the steering wheel to the left.
6. Make the turn: Execute the turn by following the curvature of the road.
7. Accelerate: Once you have completed the turn, accelerate gradually to the desired speed.
8. Cancel turn signal: Turn off your left turn signal once you have completed the turn.
1. Check surroundings: Glance over your left shoulder to check for oncoming traffic, pedestrians, cyclists, and other potential hazards. Use your mirrors to check blind spots.
2. Signal: Turn on your left turn signal to indicate your intention to turn.
3. Position your vehicle: Move into the left lane, if possible. However, if the left lane is blocked or not available, position your vehicle in the center of your lane.
4. Slow down: Reduce your speed as you approach the turn.
5. Turn the steering wheel: Gradually turn the steering wheel to the left.
6. Make the turn: Execute the turn by following the curvature of the road.
7. Accelerate: Once you have completed the turn, accelerate gradually to the desired speed.
8. Cancel turn signal: Turn off your left turn signal once you have completed the turn.
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