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Daddyfinger
Do a roundabout.
yomackthegiant
Except not in California: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/detail/pubs/hdbk/turns
BroDidYouEvenTryBro
Yea fun fact about that left hand turn....very legal as long as you don't cut it short and drift into that right lane. Super important.
thevortexmaster
I agree completely. I just stay in my lane wen turning. People won't turn though thinking I'm gonna skip the lane
hal0405
I know, I just don't give a shit
IPoopAfterDrinkingCoffee
Lol go drive a traffic circle in ibiza and get back to me
Mannyspaghetti
All I'm saying is if I can do it safely I'm going to do it
Roune
Right? If there are no other cars around who really gives a fuck?
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Mannyspaghetti
I've never fallen 30000 feet but I drive my car every day. Apples meet oranges
inetknght
try it with 3 left turn lanes
SwankyPotato
Or even better: 3 left turn lanes merging into two
FatPikachuIsBestPikachu
Or driving in any medium + sized city
krispykreme420glazeit
Upvoting because I thought this was wrong, and looked it up, and *I* was wrong! At least for Washington state, when turning left you turn
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into the farthest left lane possible, leaving as much of the intersection open as possible (for eg, right-turning cross-traffic), and only
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AFTER making the turn, safely move to the right-most lane. Everything I thought I knew was a lie. I am the 99%!
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DGNightwing95
Wrong how? Explain please.
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extraaccountjustfornoodz
The point of the graphic is that u turn into the nearest lane traveling in the proper direction.
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TypoInEveryComment
Where did you buy your driver's license lol?
redjokerzero
No, you stay in your lane and then change lanes after completing the turn
Roune
Also, you're not allowed to fucking change lanes while going through an intersection. That shit pisses me off more than anything
FacemanPeck
You are why this is here. Most people don't know that's a no-no.
CarlosSatana
Its actually not in every case. It varies on a state-by-state basis, and there are instances, such as immediate turns after the intersection
Davld0811
Maybe it's different state to state, in California any single lane turning into multiple lanes can end in any lane.