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What should you tell your pupil while you're teaching the turn-in-the-road exercise?

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They should use the pavement if the road is narrow and there are no pedestrians

They should use all the road and only stop when they hit the kerb

They should avoid using the parking brake, as it will take too much time

They should look around often and always have the car under control

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They should look around often and always have the car under controlThis was the right answer

When teaching your pupil the turn-in-the-road exercise, you should explain that having the car under control is only part of the procedure. They also need to be aware of other road users and know how to deal with them safely.

Reviewed reading for this question

Rule 159Highway Code rule · Teach continuous all-round observation and control through moving-off, turning and reversing manoeuvres.Rule 200Highway Code rule · Teach continuous all-round observation and control through moving-off, turning and reversing manoeuvres.Rule 202Highway Code rule · Teach continuous all-round observation and control through moving-off, turning and reversing manoeuvres.

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