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When can you turn left from the middle lane of a multilane roadway?

Correct answer

  • If you are turning from a one-way road
  • If signs, signals, or pavement markings allow it
  • If traffic prevents you from merging into the left lane

Explanation

You may turn left from a lane other than the leftmost lane only if signs, signals, or lane markings permit it. Some major intersections have more than one lane for left turns.

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