Revision question · Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge

You want to turn right at a box junction. What should you do if there's oncoming traffic?

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Wait in the box junction if your exit road is clear

Wait before the junction until it's clear of all traffic

Drive on, because you can't turn right at a box junction

Drive into the box junction when signalled by oncoming traffic

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Wait in the box junction if your exit road is clearThis was the right answer

You can move into a box junction as long as your exit road is clear. You can stop and wait in the junction when you want to turn right and have to wait for a gap in the oncoming traffic.

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Rule 174Highway Code rule · The yellow-box artwork was inspected. Enter only with a clear exit, except to wait for oncoming traffic while turning right with the exit clear.

Sign no longer in the packRoad sign · The yellow-box artwork was inspected. Enter only with a clear exit, except to wait for oncoming traffic while turning right with the exit clear. · Not available in this content build

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