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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

You make an ordinary left turn onto a two-way street with three lanes in your direction. No official controls direct a different course, and all three receiving lanes are open and clear. Under KRS 189.330, which lane should you enter?

A blue car faces north before a clear intersection. The two-way receiving street has three westbound lanes and one eastbound lane. No special turn course is marked, and none of the three westbound lanes is highlighted.

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