Chapter 2-13: Centre turning lanes

The “Centre turning lanes” section of the Saskatchewan practice test evaluates a driver’s understanding of how to use dedicated center lanes safely and correctly.

Saskatchewan Driving Test - Chapter 2-13: Centre turning lanes

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Where a centre turning lane is provided, how must left turns be made?

From the right lane if traffic is light

From any lane as long as you signal

Only from the centre turning lane, not from any other lane

From the shoulder if there is no traffic behind you

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When leaving a driveway or parking lot where a centre turning lane exists, what should you do?

Turn directly into the farthest lane, skipping the nearest lane

Reverse back into the driveway if traffic looks heavy

Pick a gap in traffic, drive through the centre turning lane, and move into the first available driving lane as quickly as possible

Stop in the centre turning lane and wait there until traffic is completely clear

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Which statement about turns from a centre turning lane is correct?

Left turns from either direction may be made from the two-way left turning lane

Only vehicles traveling north may use it to turn left

It may be used for both left and right turns

Only one direction of traffic may use it at a time

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Where should you enter the two-way left turning lane to access a property?

Only from a driveway, never from the main roadway

As far in advance as possible to wait for a gap

At any point where there is space in the lane

Only at the point adjacent to the property you want to access

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What does the centre turning lane sign indicate?

A lane reserved for bicycles

A two-way left turning lane used by traffic from both directions to make left turns

A lane for vehicles to speed up before passing

A lane used only by emergency vehicles

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Which of the following uses of a centre turning lane is prohibited?

Using it to wait for a safe gap to turn left

Using it as a passing lane or a regular driving lane

Using it briefly while completing a turn from a driveway

Using it to prepare for a left turn

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These lanes, marked by parallel yellow lines and arrows, are specifically for vehicles making left turns from either direction, not for passing or regular travel. Test questions assess when it is legal to enter a center turning lane, how long you may drive in it, and the need to signal your intention before moving into or out of the lane. Proper use of center turning lanes helps prevent traffic congestion and collisions, promoting safer driving on Saskatchewan roads.

Utilize the SGI practice test study questions to ensure a clear understanding of the concepts, aiming to explain them accurately without referring to notes.