At an intersection with traffic signals, if you are not in the proper lane to make a right or left turn you should:
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Stop and wait until the way is clear before turning.
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Continue to the next intersection to make the desired turn.
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Wait until the light turns red to get into the proper lane.
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Signal the direction you want to go and wait for a gap.
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Explanation
Don’t try to make a turn from the wrong lane. Get into the proper lane for a turn well in advance. If you aren’t in the proper lane, continue driving until you get to the next intersection, and make the turn from the proper lane there.
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