Question

if left turns are allowed after a left - turn arrow ends, what strategy should you use to complete the turn? image of a left - turn arrow traffic light
○ treat it as an unprotected left turn.
○ turn left ahead of other traffic.
○ stop near the center of the intersection.
○ assume oncoming traffic yields to you,

Explanation:

When a left - turn arrow ends and left turns are still allowed, the left turn is no longer protected by the arrow (meaning oncoming traffic has the right - of - way or is also moving). An unprotected left turn requires the driver to yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians. Turning left ahead of other traffic is dangerous as other traffic has the right - of - way. Stopping in the center of the intersection is not the correct strategy for completing the turn. Assuming oncoming traffic yields is incorrect as oncoming traffic has the right - of - way in an unprotected left - turn situation. So the correct strategy is to treat it as an unprotected left turn.

Answer:

A. Treat it as an unprotected left turn.