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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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Two adjacent lanes are marked for left turns, and marked paths guide both lanes through the intersection. You start in the outside turn lane. How should you turn?
A and B occupy adjacent left-turn lanes with dashed guidance lines continuing through the turn. A is in the outside turn lane.
Correct answer: Keep your marked turn path and separation from the other car.
Why
When official lane markings guide simultaneous turns, follow the path for your starting lane. Do not cut into the adjacent turning lane; finish the turn before considering a separate safe lane change.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Multiple Turn Lanes · p. 53
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