You should Try to swerve left all the way across the left side of the highway, and drive off the paved surface of the highway to your left. Then try to stop. Try to swerve left across the oncoming lane, and bring your vehicle to a stop on the left shoulder of the highway.

While you are driving in the lane next to the curb on a multi-lane road, the car on your left suddenly moves toward your lane. They are about to crash into your front fender. You should: Stay calm. Slow down if necessary to avoid a crash, and gently drop back to a safe following distance.

You are driving on a dry road and it begins to rain you should: slow down and plan for at least two times the normal stopping distance. This answer has been confirmed as correct and helpful.

What NOT to Do When Changing Lanes

• 1 – Forgetting to Activate/Deactivate Turn Signals.
• 2 – Wrong Setting On Mirrors.
• 3 – Slowing Down Before Changing Lanes.
• 4 – Moving out too early.

You should never change lanes within an intersection. Before changing lanes, always look over your shoulder to check your blind spot. Be alert to other drivers moving into the same lane.

Every time you change lanes you should check three different areas for other vehicles: your left and right side mirrors, your rear view mirror, and your vehicle’s blind spot. Remember to take your time when changing lanes.

When you enter a one-way street you should position your car according to whether you intend to go ahead, turn left or turn right. When going straight ahead let the road markings guide you. If there are no lane markings then you will usually need to select the left-hand lane.

If it is a right turn only lane, then yes, it is unsafe and illegal to go straight. A driver in the slow lane anticipating to turn right into a business just past the intersection would not expect another vehicle to their right as they move over to turn right after crossing the intersection.

Roundabout: when should I start indicating to show I am taking an exit? – You should keep to the left on the roundabout and continue signalling left to leave. – You should signal left after you have passed the exit before the one you want. – You should signal left after you have passed the exit before the one you want.

The Number Of The Exit A good rule of thumb is to use the middle lane for anything between the first and last exit – on a five exit roundabout you would stay in the middle lane for exits two, three, and four.