At a T-intersection, what does the sign mean?

At a T-intersection, what does the sign mean?

• A. Left Turn Only
• B. Right Turn Only
• C. Left Or Right Turns Allowed
• D. U‑Turn Allowed

Answer: (C)

At a T-intersection, the road ends ahead, so going straight isn’t possible. The sign tells you which directions you may take, and in this case you may turn either to the left or to the right. That means both left and right turns are allowed, while continuing straight is not. A U-turn isn’t indicated as allowed here, and would typically require its own sign. If only one turn were allowed, the sign would say left turn only or right turn only, which isn’t the case.

At a T-intersection, the road ends ahead, so going straight isn’t possible. The sign tells you which directions you may take, and in this case you may turn either to the left or to the right. That means both left and right turns are allowed, while continuing straight is not. A U-turn isn’t indicated as allowed here, and would typically require its own sign. If only one turn were allowed, the sign would say left turn only or right turn only, which isn’t the case.