How far in advance of an intended turn must an Alabama driver continuously signal their intention to turn?

At least 100 feet before making the turn

At least 10 feet before turning the steering wheel

At least 200 feet before beginning the turn maneuver

At least 50 feet before reaching the intersection

At least 100 feet before making the turn

Where should the driver's hands be positioned while executing a turn at an intersection?

Both hands should be on the steering wheel during the turn

One hand should hold the gear selector in neutral or park

The driver should steer using only the palm of their left hand

Both hands should be on the steering wheel during the turn

One hand should remain outside the window signaling the turn

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How far in advance of an intended turn must an Alabama driver continuously signal their intention to turn?
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Answer: D. You must signal your intention to turn at least 100 feet before making the actual turn. You must continue signaling continuously until you are ready to make the turn. Signaling provides essential advance warning to pedestrians and other motorists sharing the roadway, allowing them to adjust their spacing and speed safely.
Source: AL Driver Manual — Chapter 3: The Driving Task (p. 21)
Intersections and turns2 of 2
Where should the driver's hands be positioned while executing a turn at an intersection?
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Answer: C. While hand and arm turn signals may be given prior to turning, both hands should be placed securely on the steering wheel when actually making the turn. Keeping both hands on the wheel ensures maximum steering control and allows you to maneuver immediately if an unexpected hazard or pedestrian enters your path.
Source: AL Driver Manual — Chapter 3: The Driving Task (p. 21)

Quick answers on Right-of-Way, Intersections & Turning Rules

How many Right-of-Way, Intersections & Turning Rules questions are on the Alabama ALEA Permit?

QuizCram covers 36 practice questions in the Right-of-Way, Intersections & Turning Rules domain, mapped directly to the official examination blueprint.

What is the passing score for the Alabama ALEA Permit?

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