If two vehicles arrive at the intersection at the same time and both wish to turn left in opposite directions, what is allowed?

• A. They may turn left at the same time
• B. The right-turning vehicle must yield
• C. Neither may turn until the other starts
• D. They must both stop until there is a signal

Answer: (A)

When two vehicles reach the intersection at the same moment and both plan to turn left in opposite directions, they can turn left at the same time. Each driver turns to their own left and passes in front of the other, so their paths don’t cross in a way that requires one to wait. This is allowed as long as the intersection is clear and there’s no signal or pedestrian issue that changes who should proceed. The other options would impose a yield or a wait that isn’t necessary in this simultaneous left-turn situation.