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(yeah we both had green lights) Ha, the more you know. I have an out-of-state license, and learned how to drive in Europe, where this would definitely not be l
by GuiA 14y ago
(yeah we both had green lights)
Ha, the more you know. I have an out-of-state license, and learned how to drive in Europe, where this would definitely not be legal. Guess I should move my butt to a local DMV and get a local license and learn the local quirks.
- praptak 14y ago> learned how to drive in Europe, where this would definitely not be legal. I'm not sure about that. In Poland there is definitely no law against turning right into the left lane. On the other hand most intersections where this would be possible have either road markings that prohibit this or traffic lights set up so that left turners and right turners never enter the lane at the same time. This is also the reason why it is forbidden to U-turn when the lights show the green left arrow - you could collide with a right turner. I'm also about 75% certain there is no such law in Germany but my German is too rusty to dig through their traffic laws :)