On Thursday, October 24, 2013 4:02:43 PM UTC-4, Harry K wrote:   
   > On Thursday, October 24, 2013 3:44:53 AM UTC-7, thekma...@gmail.com wrote:   
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   > > I'm sure there's at least one within ten miles of where most of us RADs   
   live, where two or more left lanes(or right) are reserved for turning   
   actions.   Some are lined-mostly short dashes, through the turn, most are not   
   marked.   
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   > > How exactly does one navigate these without p/o'ing fellow drivers, and   
   how do you handle the occasional "mid-turn-lane-changer"?   
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   > General rule is turn into the lane that corresponds to the lane you are   
   coming form   
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   > "mid-turn-lane-changer" is violating the law - shoot him :)   
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   > Harry K   
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   LOL!   
      
   Yeah, in most cases around where I live, if there are two turn lanes at an   
   intersection there are two corresponding lanes on the road they turn onto.   
      
   If I'm in front in an outside left-turn lane, I'll usually just gun into the   
   left turn to prevent the inside-left-turner from trying to come over(which   
   I've experienced too many times).   
      
   Multiple rights(as I posted)?  Rarer than hen's teeth at least in my neck.   
      
   If I'm a car or two behind the leader in the outside left, I'll usually follow   
   the car in front of me verrrry close - as in, cannot even see his license   
   plate close! - so that the suitcases in the inside-left can't sneak over even   
   if they tried.  :)   
      
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