On a two-lane street this won't be an issue. But if there is more than one lane of traffic going in the same direction, merge into the left lane. This will signal to other drivers that you are about to enter the center turn lane. Remember: the center turn lane is used by traffic going in both directions. You need to look for oncoming cars as well as cars going in your direction. When you see that the coast is clear, decelerate and ease your car into the center turn lane. Unless there is no traffic coming in the opposite direction, you'll have to stop before you make your left turn. Wait until there is a gap in the traffic before you attempt your turn. Also watch out for traffic pulling onto the main road from side roads. Accelerate at a normal pace. Once you begin the turn you will be in a lane of oncoming traffic, so don't stop once you've started your turn.
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One-sentence summary -- Get in the left lane. Turn on your left blinker. Watch for other traffic in the center turn lane. Pull into the center turn lane. Look for oncoming traffic in the left lane. Make your left turn.

Q: Much of your communication is done through body language. Be conscious before, during, and after your interview, to maintain strong body language that will help you make a positive, lasting impression on your interviewer. Practice good posture by keeping your shoulders back, your back straight, and your chin up. Don't keep anything in your lap like a briefcase or purse. Keep your hands and arms steady, and free of objects that you may subconsciously play with during your interview. First impressions go a long way, and one way to make a great one, is by greeting your interviewer with a handshake. This will show you are a confident, welcoming person. Practice your handshake with a friend to make sure it is not too soft, or aggressive. After your interview is over, follow up with your interviewer to show your appreciation, and once again, highlight why you are a strong candidate. You can send an email, or a card in the mail. However you chose to send it, be sure to do it within the next day.
A: Display confident body language. Greet with a firm handshake. Send a thank you note.

Article: Some people want to learn how to swim for general safety reasons. Others want to learn so that they can safely take their kids to the pool. Still others might want to learn to swim in order to conquer a lingering fear from childhood. Understanding their reasons can help you decide how to proceed with the lessons and what skills to focus on. For example, if your student wants to learn to swim in order to accompany their children to the pool, you might want to spend more time perfecting their freestyle stroke, as this is the best way to reach someone who needs assistance in the water. Helping your student become more comfortable with this stroke can help them feel like they are achieving their goals more quickly. Ask your student about any previous swimming experience. If the adult student already has some swimming experience, ask them to demonstrate some of the skills they already have. Ask them what they feel most comfortable with and least comfortable with so that you can build up their confidence accordingly. Discuss the end results that your student hopes to achieve and come up with a reasonable plan for achieving those goals. Talk about how often you'll meet for lessons each week, whether they should swim on their own for "homework," and provide a timeline for several important swimming milestones. For example, it might be helpful to plan with your student that they should be able to complete an unassisted lap across the length of the pool by a certain date.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Inquire about their reasons for wanting to learn now. Assess their current skill level. Create a goal-oriented timeline.

Article: Navigate to the Google Play icon and tap to open. The my apps button is found at the top-left corner of the interface. A slider will appear from the left after pressing this button. If there are available updates for your apps, you will see the app name on the Updates section. Tap on update all at the top-right corner of the screen to update all apps. To update apps individually, you can tap the update on the button of the app.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Launch Google Play. Head to my Apps. Select my apps again. Update apps.