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Which lane should you turn into when making a left turn onto a one-way road?

  1. the lane closest to the center line

  2. the left-hand lane closest to the left curb

  3. the right-hand lane closest to the right curb

  4. any available lane

The correct answer is: the left-hand lane closest to the left curb

When making a left turn onto a one-way road, turning into the left-hand lane closest to the left curb is the correct action to take. This is primarily for safety and traffic flow reasons. By turning into the lane closest to the curb, you minimize the risk of colliding with any vehicles that may be in the adjacent lanes. It helps maintain a smoother transition into the traffic flow of the one-way road, allowing you to position your vehicle in a way that is safer for you and other drivers. This practice is consistent with traffic laws that emphasize the importance of staying within designated lanes to ensure predictable driving behavior. Choosing the left-hand lane ensures that you are entering the road in a manner that aligns with the flow of traffic, which is essential on one-way streets.

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