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A lane between opposing traffic streams is marked for left turns from either direction. How should you use it?
A center lane between opposing traffic directions contains left-turn arrows for both directions.
Correct answer: Use it for the permitted left turn while watching for opposing users.
Why
Use the shared center lane for its permitted turning purpose, not through travel or passing. Check for vehicles entering from the opposite direction and move into it only when the turn can be prepared safely.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Directional Arrows / Lane Use · p. 26, 46
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