South Carolina Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions

Correct answer: The right-most portion

Always turn right from the right-most portion of your lane and avoid swinging wide to the left.

Source: Section 7: General Driving – Turning and Turnabouts

Correct answer: The left-most portion

Always turn left from the left-most portion of your lane, yielding to oncoming traffic.

Source: Section 7: General Driving – Turning and Turnabouts

Correct answer: When the street is too narrow for a U-turn

Use a three-point turnabout only when the road is too narrow for a U-turn and you can't go around the block, on a two-lane road that is not busy.

Source: Section 7: General Driving – Turning and Turnabouts

Correct answer: Stay in your lane until the turn ends

Identify and enter the lane from which you will turn, and stay in that lane until the turn is completed.

Source: Section 7: General Driving – Turning and Turnabouts

Correct answer: Turn right, then U-turn at a median opening

RCUTs require drivers to turn right onto the main road and then make a U-turn at a one-way median opening.

Source: Section 7: General Driving – Intersections

Correct answer: They eliminate head-on and high-speed right-angle crashes

Roundabouts eliminate head-on and high-speed right-angle collisions.

Source: Section 7: General Driving – Roundabouts and Traffic Circles

Correct answer: 100 feet or more

State law requires a turn signal 100 feet or more before changing lanes, turning or merging.

Source: Section 8: Safe Driving Tips – Communicating