You want to turn left at a green light and oncoming traffic is coming straight through. Who must yield?

• A.Oncoming traffic must stop for turning vehicles
• B.Pedestrians must wait, but cars must yield to you
• C.No one yields; turn quickly between cars
• D.You must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians before turning left

Why

A driver turning left must yield to oncoming vehicles and to pedestrians in the crosswalk. Wait for a safe gap; a plain green light is not a protected left turn.

Manual topic: Official Florida Driver License Handbook - Right-of-Way & Intersections · From the Florida Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (FLC-048).

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More Right-of-Way & Intersections questions

• Four cars arrive at a four-way stop at different times. Who goes first?
• Two vehicles arrive at a four-way stop at exactly the same time from different directions. Who must yield?
• A pedestrian is crossing at a marked crosswalk where there is no traffic signal. What must you do?
• A school bus on a two-lane road stops with red lights flashing and its stop arm out. You are approaching from the opposite direction. What must you do?
• In which situation are you NOT required to stop for a school bus traveling in the opposite direction in Florida?