UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

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At what point should you use your indicators when changing lanes?

As you enter the lane
Before changing lanes
After you have changed lanes
When you are halfway in the new lane

The correct answer is: Before changing lanes

Using your indicators before changing lanes is essential for ensuring the safety of all road users. This allows other drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians to be aware of your intention to change your position on the road, providing them with the opportunity to react appropriately. By signaling in advance, you reduce the risk of accidents as it communicates your movements clearly, fostering an environment of cooperation on the road. Indicating only as you enter the lane or after you have changed lanes does not give adequate warning to those around you and increases the likelihood of misjudgments or collisions. Signalling when you are halfway in the new lane also does not effectively convey your intention prior to the maneuver, which is crucial in maintaining safe driving practices. Thus, indicating beforehand is the best practice to promote safety and awareness on the road.