What's the proper lane for going straight through a traffic light when formal lines don't exist? [closed]

1. Can you go straight in a left lane?
2. Can I go straight in a right turn lane?
3. How do you know which lane to turn into?
4. When you want to change lanes you should never?
5. What procedures would you follow to back a vehicle in a straight line?
6. What are the 3 different types of speed limits?
7. When should you use the center left turn lanes?
8. What is the middle turning lane called?
9. What is the most important rule in lane usage?
10. Can you cross multiple lanes at once?
11. What is the last thing you do before changing lanes?

Can you go straight in a left lane?

The first intersection has a lane that can turn left onto the first street or go straight through to get in the turn lane for the second Street. ... In that case, it is legal to go straight from the left lane even though the arrow is red. The reason is that a red arrow only means you can't turn in that direction.

Can I go straight in a right turn lane?

A dedicated right turn lane allows you to turn right without slowing down or impeding traffic behind you. Note that you cannot travel straight through the intersection from this lane as you will conflict with traffic moving through the adjacent lane.

How do you know which lane to turn into?

If there are two right turn lanes and you are in the one nearest the curb, you must stay in that lane during the turn. So, to recap, in California, when turn left you may pick any lane, for right turns stay in the lane you started in.

When you want to change lanes you should never?

Check for other drivers moving into the same lane. You should never change lanes within an intersection. Before changing lanes, always look over your shoulder to check your blind spot. Be alert to other drivers moving into the same lane.

What procedures would you follow to back a vehicle in a straight line?

5. Reverse steering, straighten car, accelerate to complete turn. Make sure turn signal is off. What procedures would you follow to back a vehicle in a straight line?
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1. Turn steering wheel sharply right; move forward slowly.
2. Stop vehicle when front right wheel touches curb. Set parking brake.
3. Put vehicle in park.

What are the 3 different types of speed limits?

There are essentially three types of speed limits being enforced around the country: "absolute," "presumed," and "basic" speed limits. As you might imagine, the defenses differ for each one.

When should you use the center left turn lanes?

The center left turn lane should only be used for the following traffic maneuvers:

1. Making a left turn or a U-turn when permitted.
2. When making a left turn from a side street or driveway, wait on the center left turn lane until it is safe to enter the regular traffic lane.

What is the middle turning lane called?

Let's start with some terminology. That center turn lane is actually called a two-way left turn lane. ... Two-way left turn lanes reduce congestion by moving left-turning vehicles out of the through lanes while drivers wait for a gap in oncoming traffic to make a turn.

What is the most important rule in lane usage?

Drive in the lane that is best suited to the traffic conditions. On a two-lane freeway, use the right lane for cruising and the left lane for passing. When there are three or more lanes, use the right lane if you are traveling at a slower speed than traffic, the left lane for passing, and the center lane for cruising.

Can you cross multiple lanes at once?

"Crossing multiple lanes in one movement is considered an illegal lane change and, honestly, no driver can read your mind and expect you to fly across the road." Turn signals, patience and one lane movement at a time will help eliminate poor decisions, Trooper Steve said.

What is the last thing you do before changing lanes?

When you change lanes, follow these steps:

• Turn on your signal.
• Check your mirrors.
• Check your blind spot by looking over your shoulder.
• If it is safe, change lanes.
• Turn off your signal after completing the lane change.