On a two-way interurban road with three lanes separated by broken lines, where should a car driver position themselves to make a left turn?
A)In the lane on the left side of the carriageway.
B)In the right-hand lane, as a general rule.
C)In the centre lane.Correct
On roads with two-way traffic and three lanes separated by broken longitudinal markings, drivers must travel in the right-hand lane and under no circumstances in the lane furthest to the left. On such roads, the centre lane may only be used to carry out necessary overtaking manoeuvres and to turn left, exercising extreme caution.