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 ...

The unique “left turn” design is a true Michigan thing that every Michigander knows about. But how did it become our thing? And is it anymore effective than a normal protected left turn?

During a flashing yellow left turn signal, vehicles are permitted to make a legal left turn, but must yield to pedestrians and oncoming traffic.

Turning left in front of a traffic circle can be safely performed if the driver exercises reasonable care and yields to pedestrians, bicyclists, and oncoming traffic," Kemper says.

The L.A. left turn is not for the wimpy. Now and then an alpha male will roar left at the first flash of green, before opposing cars have a chance to move forward an inch. However, common ...

If you're not used to driving in Michigan, you might be confused the first time you see a Michigan Left. MDOT says they help make intersections safer.

With its feel good vibes and sympathetic look at immigrant communities in Israel, Avi Nesher's "Turn Left at the End of the World" has humor and charm, although auds might sense a "same story ...

Learning how to make a left-hand turn at an intersection with oncoming traffic attempting to do the same is kind of like learning how to dance with strangers.

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"Is it legal to make a left turn from a two-way street if it has a solid double yellow line?" asks Prashant Tatineni. "Normally I would expect the double line to break where there is an ...

However, she also lamented just how hard it is to turn left in LA. So the first question is, why aren’t there more left turn arrows? The answer is this: almost all of LA’s intersections and ...

The unique "left turn" design is a true Michigan thing that every Michigander knows about. But how did it become our thing? And is it anymore effective than a normal protected left turn? Let's ...