THREE POINT TURN LEFT TURN - RIGHT TURN Right turn Two way street to two way street Signaling for turns prevents rear end collisions. Drivers waiting on side streets appreciate  your turn signal.  Unless prohibited, you may use the “three point turn” to turn around on a narrow street.  Be careful when making this turn. Watch for and yield to approaching traffic or  pedestrians. For extra safety, you can always sound your horn before backing.  Do  not turn  into the outer lane 5. Stop, check again for traffic. Drive forward to complete your turn around maneuver. 4. Check again for traffic. Turn your wheels to the right as far as they will go. Back up to the opposite side of the street. 3. If traffic is clear, turn left crossing the street until your vehicle is pointing at the curb or left shoulder of the road. 2. Signal your intention to turn left. Check for traffic. 1. Signal your intention to turn right. Pull over to the far right and stop. 1. Signal intention to turn for at least 100 feet. 2. Get into proper lane well ahead of turn. 3. Look out of right side of windshield for pedestrians and check turn path. 4. Be alert for vehicles ahead that are turning right and may stop for pedestrians. 1. Make approach in the traffic lane furthermost to the left of the street. 2. Signal intention to turn for at least 100 feet. 3. Look out of left window for pedestrians and check turn path. 4. Turn sharply into the first lane on the left side of the one way street. LEFT turn One way street to One Way Street