In which picture does the driver correctly perform the maneuver?
Answer options
Correct answer Option 1 — 1
Explanation
Picture 1 — the right turn into the courtyard. All three pictures show the mandatory Straight Ahead sign; it restricts movement at the intersection ahead but does not prohibit turning right into courtyards and adjacent areas. Picture 2 shows a left turn into a courtyard and picture 3 a U-turn, and neither falls within that exception. The law distinguishes the two because a right turn is short and crosses no traffic stream, whereas a left turn or U-turn cuts the full width of the carriageway and holds the car broadside in front of oncoming traffic — which is precisely what the sign is installed to prevent.
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