Alberta Written Drivers Learners Test Practice

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What is the first step in making a three-point turn?

  1. Turn left

  2. Signal your intention

  3. Check for pedestrians

  4. Stop the vehicle

The correct answer is: Signal your intention

The first step in making a three-point turn is to signal your intention. Signaling is crucial because it communicates to other drivers and pedestrians that you are about to make a maneuver that could affect them. By using your turn signal, you ensure that others are aware of your movements, which enhances safety on the road. In the context of a three-point turn, which involves maneuvering your vehicle in a confined space, signaling helps to prevent misunderstandings and potential accidents. It is a fundamental part of the driving process and is expected by other road users. Once you have signaled, you can then proceed to check for pedestrians, stop your vehicle, and execute the turn while ensuring safety and control.