How to make left and right turns on an overpass in Subject 4?
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Subject 4 overpass left turn method: When making a left turn, you must drive past the overpass before turning; you cannot turn left directly. First, turn on the right turn signal, then after crossing the bridge, make one right turn followed by another left turn or two right turns to achieve the left turn. Subject 4 overpass right turn method: Make a right turn before crossing the bridge. Subject 4, also known as Subject 4 theoretical test or driver theory test, is part of the motor vehicle driver's license assessment. The violations examined in Subject 4 include: talking on the phone while driving, not wearing a seatbelt, speeding, covering the license plate, running a red light, not following the guide arrows, and using the emergency lane.
I just passed the fourth subject of the driving test, and there are actually tricks to turning on an overpass. Right turns are the simplest—just spot the exit sign early, switch to the far-right lane, and follow the ramp down. Left turns require a detour. Remember the rhyme: 'For a left turn, go straight first, then turn right after crossing the bridge.' For example, at a cloverleaf interchange, you’d first drive straight past the underpass, spot the right-turn ramp sign, turn right onto it, and loop halfway around to merge onto the left-side road. The dashed arrows on the test diagram hint at this detour route. The worst mistake is missing the signs and turning too early, so I always start checking the signs 200 meters ahead when approaching an overpass.
