What is the correct order for executing a left or right turn?

• A. Observe, Signal, Turn, Complete
• B. Target, Turn, Hold, Correct
• C. Approach, Brake, Turn, Resume
• D. Signal, Turn, Check, Finish

Answer: (B)

Focus on having a planned path before you start the turn. Start by picking a target—a specific point in the lane you want to end up in as you begin the turn. This gives your eyes, hands, and feet a clear direction. Next, execute the turn toward that target, letting your steering follow that intended path. Then hold the steering steady through the turn so you maintain a smooth arc rather than overcorrecting or drifting. As you finish the turn and begin in the new lane, make a small correction to straighten the wheels and settle into the lane position. This sequence—target, turn, hold, correct—helps you establish a predictable path and control, reducing late steering changes and keeping you in your lane. The other sequences skip one of these essential steps, such as not setting a target, not maintaining a steady hold during the turn, or finishing before aligning the vehicle, which can lead to poorer lane position or unsafe corrections.