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Idaho Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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At an ordinary intersection with one left-turn lane and no special turn markings, which lane should you enter after turning left?
The blue car is in the lane just right of the center line on a two-way road, approaching a clear crossroads. The receiving road is also two-way.
Correct answer: The nearest lane going your direction
Why
Yield to conflicting traffic and pedestrians, then enter the nearest lane lawfully carrying traffic in your new direction. Do not cut the corner. Where signs or markings provide more than one turning lane, follow your assigned lane through the turn.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Left-turn entry lane · p. 73
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