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Two marked lanes turn left together, with markings guiding both lanes through the intersection. What should you do?
Two cars face north in adjacent left-turn lanes. White dotted guides connect each lane to a separate westbound lane. The turn is permitted and the intersection is clear. No answer route is highlighted.
Correct answer: Stay in your own turn lane
Why
Follow the marked path for your selected turn lane until the turn is complete. Do not sweep into the neighboring turn lane. Any later lane change requires a separate observation, signal and safe gap.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Multiple turn lanes · p. 50
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