______ is an example of driving on the wrong side of the road.

Driving on the wrong side of the road usually refers to a situation where a vehicle is operating in a lane designated for traffic moving in the opposite direction. When a driver makes a left turn and cuts the corner, they may inadvertently cross into oncoming traffic lanes. This could lead to a scenario where the vehicle is positioned incorrectly and might be traveling against the designated flow of traffic, which is dangerous and illegal.

In contrast, overtaking on the highway, changing lanes without signaling, and backing up on a one-way street involve other rules of the road and behaviors that do not directly pertain to being on the wrong side of the road. Overtaking is typically performed safely in the designated lanes, while changing lanes without signaling, although improper, does not necessarily mean the vehicle is on the wrong side of the road. Additionally, backing up on a one-way street indicates a misuse of the road but does not put the vehicle on the incorrect side relative to traffic direction like a poorly executed left turn would.