In areas where there isn’t a dedicated U-turn lane, you have to use the left-turn lane if you want to make a U-turn. You just have to work with what’s available since not all roads are wide enough to have a separate U-turn lane.

I used to complain about drivers in front of me making U-turns and causing me to miss the light. In some cases, it can even lead to rear-end collisions. But then I found myself doing the exact same thing…

So what’s the proper etiquette here? What do you all do? Wave? Honk? (Probably not a great idea where I live since everyone honks anyway.)

  • AmazingSUPERG@thelemmy.club
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    13 hours ago

    I have found that U-Turners do not go into the intersection like left turners do.

    They will stay tight to the curb at the intersection and then make the U-Turn from there without entering the intersection.