Which violation involves insufficient notice of a turn signal (less than 100 feet)?

Which violation involves insufficient notice of a turn signal (less than 100 feet)?

• A. Fail to stop from alley/driveway
• B. No/improper turn signal
• C. Passed stop sign
• D. Insufficient notice of turn signal (less than 100ft)

Answer: (D)

The rule being tested is the requirement to signal at least 100 feet before turning. When a driver signals but for less than 100 feet, the notice given to other road users isn’t enough to safely anticipate the turn, which is itself a violation. The statement describing insufficient notice of a turn signal (less than 100 feet) matches this specific requirement, making it the best choice. A broader “no/improper turn signal” covers signaling issues in general but doesn’t pinpoint the precise distance rule. The other options refer to unrelated violations (like stopping rules from alleys/driveways or running a stop sign).

The rule being tested is the requirement to signal at least 100 feet before turning. When a driver signals but for less than 100 feet, the notice given to other road users isn’t enough to safely anticipate the turn, which is itself a violation. The statement describing insufficient notice of a turn signal (less than 100 feet) matches this specific requirement, making it the best choice. A broader “no/improper turn signal” covers signaling issues in general but doesn’t pinpoint the precise distance rule. The other options refer to unrelated violations (like stopping rules from alleys/driveways or running a stop sign).