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What is a two-way left-turn lane used for?
Blue A and silver B occupy lanes on either side of a centre lane. The centre lane has opposing bent arrows and solid-and-broken yellow borders.
Correct answer: Left turns by vehicles from either direction
Why
The centre lane is shared by left-turning vehicles from both directions. Check for an opposing vehicle already using it and enter only when there is enough room; do not use it for continuous travel or passing.
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