Junctions
Junctions
Most junction mistakes happen on the approach, not the turn itself. Get your mirrors, signal, speed and position sorted early, and remember who has priority - at a junction, pedestrians crossing or waiting to cross the road you're turning into go first.
Lesson breakdown
Sub-skills
Lesson 1
Turning left from a main road into a side road
The turn itself should be the easy part - it's the approach (mirrors, signal, speed, position) that decides whether there's anything left to react to once you're actually turning.
Open lesson
Lesson 2
Turning right from a main road
Waiting to turn right isn't one continuous movement - it's a controlled stop with the wheels straight, followed by a separate decision once the gap is actually there.
Open lesson
Lesson 3
Turning right from a main road into a side road at a crossroads
A crossroads doubles the observation - you're still judging oncoming traffic, but now both side roads can also produce something you need to react to.
Open lesson