Turn
In The Road Three Point Turn |
On your test, if asked to perform the turn in the road (three point turn) manoevure the examiner will expect you to turn the car round:
The examiner will also be looking to see that you:
Remember: on your test you do not have to perform the turn in the road manoeuvre in just three turns. Although you should aim to make as few turns as possible, on a narrow road you may need to take up to seven turns. So a three point turn can actually be a seven point turn. Video clips taken from The Visual Guide To Passing Your Practical Driving Test 2006. The updated 2008 version, offering a clearer, more detailed view on how to perform the turn in the road manoeuvres can now be bought here for £3.99 inc P&P - driving test dvd.
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| How to do a three point turn, turn in the road. Turning in the road, a three point turn, is a practical test driving manoeuvre. Turn in the road, sometimes known as a 3 point turn, is useful when you need to turn around in a cul-de-sac or roads where there is no side roads or openings to reverse into. |