when making a left turn, a person should turn on their left turn signal. They should look right, then left, and then make the turn.
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When making a left turn on a green light, you should make sure that you signal. You also want to make sure there is no oncoming traffic so you can turn safely.
100 feet
What is the corresponding hand signal for making a left turn?
No. If you had the tires angled left while waiting to turn left and you were rear ended, you would be pushed into the oncoming traffic.
100 feet
aproach turn as closely to center line as possible. make the turn b4 reaching center. do not cross lanes, turn into left lane
the person making a right. If you are making a left hand turn, you never have the right of way. in this situation, you would turn right first and the person making a left hand turn (if already in the middle of the intersection) can turn because if they don't they are blocking traffic. If they are not in the intersection, they should not move at all.
It depends on traffic conditions, but in general a cyclist making a left turn should act as any other vehicle would: stay in the center of the left turn lane, and obey ordinary traffic laws. If there is no left turn lane and the lane is for making left turns and for going straight, if traffic is heavy it probably makes sense to just pull over and walk your bike, using the crosswalks like a pedestrian. For example, in Los Angeles during rush hour at most intersections you'd be asking to get in an accident trying to make a left turn -- many people can't do it in a car.
I do no tbelieve that there is a specified distance for this maneuver. Suffice ti to say that you must maintain your own lane of travel and not stray either too far left or right when making the turn.
In front.