You are driving vehicle A. You want to turn left. How must you approach the intersection?

When you are driving and intend to turn left at an intersection, it is important to position your vehicle as close to the left side of the road as possible. This allows for a safer and smoother turn by ensuring that you are in the correct lane to make the turn. Being close to the left side of the roadway helps you avoid interfering with other vehicles traveling straight and keeps you aligned with any oncoming traffic that may be turning right or proceeding straight.

Additionally, positioning your vehicle correctly minimizes the chance of collisions and helps to maintain the flow of traffic. It also allows for better visibility of pedestrians and cyclists who may be crossing at the intersection.

The other choices do not promote safe turning practices. Approaching close to the left side of the broken white line could misplace your vehicle and may not always align with the left turn lane, while being close to the middle of the lane may hinder other vehicles and could potentially lead to confusion or accidents. Staying far from the intersection can simply create delays and does not set you up correctly to make the turn safely.