Unless prohibited, the three-point turn should be used to:

• A. Overtake a vehicle
• B. Turn around in a street when there is enough space
• C. Enter a driveway from the road
• D. Park in a driveway

Answer: (B)

The tactic is about turning around in a street when there’s enough space. The three-point turn is used to switch the direction you’re traveling on a narrow or constrained road without needing a lot of room for a full U-turn. Do it only when it’s legal and safe, with clear traffic and no restrictions. In practice, you use a sequence of forward and backward motions to end up facing the opposite way, without blocking traffic or intruding on parked cars or driveways. This isn’t for overtaking, entering a driveway from the road, or parking in a driveway—those actions have different purposes and conditions.