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If you are told to 'bear left' at an intersection, what does that mean in terms of following the road?

'Bear left' implies a gentle curve or slight deviation to the left, rather than a sharp turn or hard angle. It suggests continuing generally forward while veeri

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Question: If you are told to 'bear left' at an intersection, what does that mean in terms of following the road?

Answer options:

  • Make a sharp 90-degree left turn ✅ Slightly curve to the left, continuing generally in the same direction
  • Immediately stop and assess the best direction
  • Make a U-turn

Correct answer: Slightly curve to the left, continuing generally in the same direction

Explanation: 'Bear left' implies a gentle curve or slight deviation to the left, rather than a sharp turn or hard angle. It suggests continuing generally forward while veering left.

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