Drivers_Manual

Right turn
Left turn from a two-way road to a two-way road
Left turn from a two-way road to
a one-way road
Left turn from a one-way road to
a two-way road
Turns on Red
You must come to a complete stop at a red traffic light. You may then turn right unless a
NO TURN ON RED sign is posted. You must first give the right-of-way to pedestrians
and other vehicles. You may turn left on red only if you are turning from a one-way street
onto another one-way street. The same rules that apply to right turns apply to left turns.
U-Turns
A U-turn is a tight left turn that puts you in the opposite direction.
You can make a U-turn if your path is clear and it is safe to do so. You cannot
make a U-turn if a NO U-TURN sign is posted.
• You may only make a U-turn from the lane closest to the center line.
• Make sure you have enough room to complete the turn. Do not create a hazard for
oncoming vehicles.
• Do not make a U-turn at the crest of a hill, near a curve, or anyplace where you or other
drivers cannot see 500 feet away.
Left Turns from Center Lanes
On some two-way roads, a
center lane may be marked as
a common left-turn lane to be
used by vehicles in both
directions. You may not travel
in a center turning lane.
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