When you’re turning right from the right-most lane, you can’t turn into the middle or left-most lane – you have to turn into the right-most lane. That’s the lane closest to the right curb.

“If it is a designated turn lane, you can turn right on a red, if it is safe to do so, but you must turn into the corresponding lane of the intersecting highway,” Moore said.

How to do a hook turn At its simplest level, a hook turn requires you to turn right from the left lane. It can be broken down into three distinct steps: ...

The Drive's e-mail box frequently fills with reader questions about driving laws and techniques. Mary, from Bemidji, Minn., asked about the correct way to make a left turn from a two-lane road ...

Vehicles turn left at Cornwall Avenue and Alabama Street in Bellingham on Tuesday, March 15. Even when in a left- or right-turn-only lane, drivers must use their turn signal, according to state law.

Passing, using it as a refuge during a left turn and other practices are questioned.

The South Minnetonka Police Department officer pulled her squad car behind Birkland and saw him turn left into the far right lane and not the left lane, the one closest to the centerline.

That's what is driving you crazy this week and have you ever pulled up to a U-turn in your trying to turn left but there's also a car trying to turn right? Who was right in that situation?

Our Next Question is about the right of way, and the wrong way to make a U-turn. Who has the right of way: a driver making a U-Turn, or someone making a right turn into the same lane?

But as I crossed the intersection, sure enough that left-turn sign went right over my car. As odd as that design may seem, it’s all up to code, City of Lynnwood traffic engineer Paul Coffelt said.