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Legal to take a right turn into the left lane? Like the topic says, I am wondering whether or not it is legal to turn right at an intersection, into the left lane. I am currently teaching my wife to drive, and it is very frustrating when she has to take a right followed by a quick left, but has to change lanes first, because every other driver on the road goes directly into the left lane. My understanding was that it's illegal, but I can't find anything definitive, so I'm wondering if I'm wrong. It would certainly be a whole lot easier, as we have had to miss some intersections where she couldn't get over in time. Here is a diagram of what I am talking about, if there is any doubt. http://i.imgur.com/N8gbYZb.png |
I believe it is illegal and if a cop was behind you and you turned directly into the left lane (instead of the right lane), you're likely to get a "incorrect lane change ticket" ? However like you mentioned, most/everyone nowadays just turns directly into the left rather than turn into the right, then lane change into the left. Would also like to get a definite answer on this as well |
The ICBC book says that right to right and left to left. I would not question the book until she passes the exam. |
always turn into the immediate right lane, then merge/change lanes as needed. |
Same with turning left you are supposed to turn into the left lane. If you make a wide turn and turn into the lane further away and hit someone you will be at fault... That being said how the hell are you driving and have to ask this question??? I find is scary that people don't know basic traffic rules like this.. |
The flow of traffic would be way better if everyone followed this! |
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luckily for us he's teaching his wife to drive. who can't handle a lane change after a turn. i'll suck my own dick on camera if this guy knows what "right of way" is this is an acceptable question from a 15 year old learning to drive. not from a licensed driver. |
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The worst part is in the learners book it answers this question.... for the life of me I don't understand how someone could teach another person how to drive when they don't know the rules of the road them selves... |
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If only everyone followed this. When I turn right while the left turn signal is on, I find it funny how some people get very annoyed that I turn. I know for a fact that they wanted to turn straight into the right lane cause after I turn, I see them flinch and they'll gun it to get in front of me as if they are mad at me for doing a legal turn, thus forcing them to do their turn legally too. Talking about 54th and Victoria specifically but it happens everywhere. |
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What should be of real concern is newer immigrants that can get their license here, rarely drive and then have the legal authority to "teach" others. Case in point: Kianna Moreau, B.C. girl hit by driver, remembered at candlelight vigil - British Columbia - CBC News Quote:
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Derp. Someone already answered. |
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Only when turning left to or from an one way street you must turn into the leftmost lane. That being said, a wide left turn would still be wrong as an improper lane change or something else. I'm with you though, I've seen wide left turners lose their shit because I made a right turn into the curbmost lane, forcing them to lane change properly. |
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I also hate how they are in the wrong, and have the nerve to yell, swear and honk at you. Been so close to getting out of the car afew times. |
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This sometimes is also due to those inconsiderate drivers who see you signal a lane change and purposely don't let you in, thus forcing those left turners in their mind to believe they have to turn all the way into the right lane and not have to deal with trying to lane change later on. |
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How do you lose control of a Honda CR-V? :fulloffuck: RIP little girl :( |
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I'm wondering if said Wife has even read the book. |
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