Under the Road Traffic Act and its subordinate rules: ‘When making a ( ) at an intersection, every driver must drive slowly along the right edge of the road in advance and make the ( ). In this case, the driver making the ( ) must watch for pedestrians or bicycles, etc. stopping or proceeding according to signals.’ Which set fills the blanks?

Question

Under the Road Traffic Act and its subordinate rules: ‘When making a (   ) at an intersection, every driver must drive slowly along the right edge of the road in advance and make the (   ). In this case, the driver making the (   ) must watch for pedestrians or bicycles, etc. stopping or proceeding according to signals.’ Which set fills the blanks?

Accepted Answer

① Right turn – right turn – right turn. Before a right turn you move to the right edge of the road and drive slowly while turning, watching for pedestrians and cyclists who are moving on their signal. Moving along the right edge only makes sense for a right turn, so all three blanks are ‘right turn’. [Road Traffic Act, Art. 25(1)]