When is it permitted to turn left, from a lane other than the left lane?
- Correct answer: It is permitted when two or more left turn lanes are marked on the roadway.
- It is only permitted from a one-way road to another one-way road.
- It is permitted in an intersection with traffic lights only.
- It is prohibited to turn.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: It is permitted when two or more left turn lanes are marked on the roadway.
Normally a left turn is made from the left lane, close to the left edge of the road. When road markings show two or more lanes for turning left, you may turn from any of those marked lanes, even if it is not the leftmost one. The turn is not always forbidden, and this permission does not depend on traffic lights or on the type of road you turn into.