North Carolina Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions

Correct answer: Close to the right edge of the road

Stay close to the right edge so another vehicle can't move between you and the curb.

Source: Chapter 4 — Your Driving: Basic Driving Skills and Rules

Correct answer: At least the last 100 feet

Signal at least the last 100 feet; if the limit is 45 mph or more, at least the last 200 feet.

Source: Chapter 4 — Your Driving: Defensive Driving

Correct answer: At least the last 200 feet

At 45 mph or more, signal at least the last 200 feet before turning.

Source: Chapter 4 — Your Driving: Defensive Driving

Correct answer: Left arm out, forearm and hand straight up, palm forward

Right turn: arm out with forearm and hand straight up, palm forward. Left turn: arm straight out. Stop/slow: arm down, palm back.

Source: Chapter 4 — Your Driving: Defensive Driving

Correct answer: Point the arm and hand down, palm facing back

To signal stopping or slowing, point the arm and hand down with the palm facing back.

Source: Chapter 4 — Your Driving: Defensive Driving

Correct answer: Three-quarters of the way

A quarter around turns right, halfway goes straight, three-quarters replaces a left turn, and a full circle is a U-turn.

Source: Chapter 4 — Your Driving: Basic Driving Skills and Rules

Correct answer: The left lane, without changing lanes inside

Typically use the right lane to exit right and the left lane to go straight, turn left or U-turn; don't change lanes in the roundabout.

Source: Chapter 4 — Your Driving: Basic Driving Skills and Rules

Correct answer: In the outside lane

Be in the outside lane before your exit; never make a right turn from an inside lane.

Source: Chapter 4 — Your Driving: Basic Driving Skills and Rules

Correct answer: Continue to the next intersection and turn there

If you're not in the proper lane, continue to the next intersection and turn there.

Source: Chapter 4 — Your Driving: Basic Driving Skills and Rules