From which lane is it permitted to perform a U-turn to the left?
- Correct answer: From a left-hand lane or from any other lane, provided that there is no road marking or road sign that prohibit turning from this lane.
- Only from the left lane.
- Only from a lane in which a straight (forward) arrow is marked on the roadway.
- From the lane in which a straight (forward) arrow is marked, that is closest to the separation area.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: From a left-hand lane or from any other lane, provided that there is no road marking or road sign that prohibit turning from this lane.
A left U-turn is allowed from a left-turn lane, and also from any other lane with no road marking or road sign prohibiting such a turn. What matters is what the lane arrows and signs allow, not only the lane's position. So saying it is allowed only from the left lane is wrong, and a straight arrow is not a requirement for a U-turn.