You are driving on a one-way road and intend to turn left. Should you move closer to the left edge of the road you are occupying?

Explanation

Correct answer: Yes

The D-3 "One-way street" sign, visible at the beginning of the recording, confirms that you are travelling on a carriageway with one direction of traffic. In accordance with road traffic regulations, a driver intending to turn left on such a carriageway is required to move to its left-hand edge. This positioning of the vehicle is necessary to allow other vehicles to pass on the right.

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