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What is the key lane-tracking rule for a left turn?
Blue A occupies the left lane of an eastbound approach to a multi-lane junction. The receiving road has several marked lanes.
Correct answer: Turn from the correct lane into the matching lane
Why
Before a left turn, identify the proper approach and receiving lanes. Normally turn from the lane nearest the centre line into the corresponding lane on a two-way road; follow the leftmost-lane pattern for one-way roads and any special lane directions.
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