Massachusetts Class D Learner's Permit Exam
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A two-way road has a marked common center left-turn lane. What is that lane intended for?
Lane-marking detail of a three-lane two-way road with an empty center lane, opposing white left-turn arrows and yellow boundaries. Blue A and silver B face opposite directions in their own through lanes.
Correct answer: Preparing for left turns from either direction.
Why
Use a marked common center left-turn lane for its intended turn movement. Do not travel through it or use it for ordinary passing, and watch for vehicles entering it from the opposite direction. Follow the actual markings and signs; this question does not create a separate U-turn permission.
Verified against Massachusetts Driver’s Manual · A lane shared by turning traffic · p. 106
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