How can you identify if a driver intends to make a left turn?

The correct identification of a driver intending to make a left turn involves their use of turn signals and the positioning of their vehicle. When a driver signals left, it clearly communicates their intention to other road users that they plan to turn left. Additionally, positioning their vehicle to the left side of the lane is a practical maneuver indicating that they are preparing for the turn. This behavior is consistent with road safety rules and provides other drivers and pedestrians with clear visual cues about the driver's intentions, allowing everyone on the road to respond appropriately.

In contrast, making a sudden stop does not indicate a left turn and could lead to confusion among other drivers. Switching on hazard lights typically signals a different situation, such as an emergency or when a vehicle is stationary but not necessarily related to intention to turn. Honking the horn might alert others but does not specifically convey the message of making a left turn. Therefore, clear signaling and vehicle positioning are key indicators of a driver's intention to turn left.