Gov Yojana App Admin

Take a moment to scan the traffic around you, including beside and behind your vehicle.
Ensure good visibility by checking your mirrors.
Perform a shoulder check to spot any potential hazards.
Confirm that there's ample space for you to turn safely.

Gently release your grip on the steering wheel, allowing it to return to the straight-ahead position.
Avoid turning the steering wheel with one finger or the flat palm of your hand.
Gradually increase speed as you complete the turn.

Always begin and end a right turn close to the right side of the road unless signs or pavement markings indicate otherwise.
Signal well before the turn and move to the right-hand lane or the far right lane if the right-hand lane is not marked when the way is clear.
Scan the traffic ahead, left, right, and left again before starting to turn.
If there are no pedestrians or smaller vehicles, check your right rear blind spot.
Allow cyclists, limited-speed motorcycles, or moped riders to pass through the intersection before you turn.
Safely complete your turn into the right-hand lane of the road you are entering.

Come to a complete stop.
Wait until the way is clear.
Signal your intention to turn.
Keep an eye out for pedestrians and other road users, and yield to them as necessary.

Signal your intention and move into the center lane shortly before your turn. Slow down.
Enter the two-way left-turn lane, staying opposite to oncoming traffic.
Complete your turn when the way is clear.