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Signals and pavement markingsQuestion 100 of 296
A road seen from above with three lanes. The centre lane has a yellow solid line and a yellow broken line on each side. White left-turn arrows are painted in the centre lane.

When may you move into a two-way left-turn lane?

  1. Only when you prepare to turn left and leave the road
  2. When you want to pass a slow car
  3. When the right lane is full
  4. When you want to drive faster
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Correct answer: Only when you prepare to turn left and leave the road

The two-way left-turn lane is for left turns only. Never use it to pass or to drive along the road.

Source: Using the Road Regulations (N.S. Reg. 230/2026, in force 19 October 2026), Section 11, Driving on highway with marked lanes, page 6

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026