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When turning left from a one-way street onto a two-way street, which lane path should you use?
An empty one-way approach meets a two-way street. The centre line and direction arrows show traffic directions without a selected turning path.
Correct answer: Turn from the left-curb lane into the lane right of the centre line.
Why
Signal and move to the lane nearest the left curb before the turn. Check traffic and pedestrians, then turn into the receiving lane immediately to the right of its centre line.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Starting, lane changes, curves and turns · p. 55
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