area where vehicles that are turning right can wait until it is safe to turn, without holding up vehicles going straight through. You can't use the right-turn bay to overtake a vehicle travelling straight ahead. As you approach the right-turn bay, the road will be painted with a white triangle with diagonal lines inside it, followed by one or more right-turn arrows. You can only drive over the white diagonal lines if you are turning right. Right-turn bay Turning on or off a road with a flush median A flush median is a strip in the centre of the road that is marked with white diagonal lines within parallel lines. It provides a place for vehicles that are turning right, or vehicles that have turned right onto the road from a side road or driveway. You can only drive onto the flush median to: wait to move into a gap in the traffic flow after you have turned right (car A in the diagram below) slow down and wait before turning right (car B in the diagram below). Using a flush median Important When using a flush median, watch out for pedestrians who might be waiting on the flush median to cross the road. Making a U-turn You are normally allowed to make U-turns, as long as the road is clear in both directions and it is safe to do so. Make sure you have enough room to complete the turn and don't create a hazard for oncoming vehicles. You