At what point should you stop during a two-point turn?

Stopping as the vehicle's rear clears the curb or edge of the driveway is the correct approach during a two-point turn. This point ensures that you have enough clearance and space for the vehicle to pivot smoothly without risking damage to your car or encroaching on other traffic.

By waiting until the rear of the vehicle has cleared these boundaries, you maintain a safe distance from both pedestrians and other vehicles, allowing for a controlled and safe maneuver. This practice minimizes the likelihood of collisions or accidents, as it enables you to ensure that the path is clear before completing the turn.

In contrast, stopping at the front of the vehicle clearing the curb may not provide sufficient space for the rear, potentially leading to awkward positioning or hazards. Stopping before entering the driveway could leave you in a position where you need to adjust further, complicating the maneuver. Finally, stopping halfway into the driveway might block access for other vehicles, creating confusion and potential traffic issues. Thus, timing your stop correctly is crucial for safety and efficiency during a two-point turn.