Can You Make a Left Turn on the Auxiliary Lane?
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You can make a left turn on the auxiliary lane when there is no prohibition sign, but you must not hinder the passage of other vehicles and pedestrians. Precautions for merging from the auxiliary lane to the main lane: When changing lanes to enter the main lane, the driver needs to turn on the turn signal in advance to alert passing vehicles, pay attention to the traffic conditions behind the main lane, and observe the traffic situation behind when merging from the auxiliary lane to the main lane. Only merge slowly when ensuring there are no vehicles behind. Blind spots generally exist in rearview mirrors. During daily driving, you can check through the interior rearview mirror or by turning your head directly to ensure the safety of lane changes and avoid abnormalities during the process that may cause traffic accidents. When merging into the main lane, do not turn the steering wheel too much, leaving some buffer space for the following vehicles: During lane changes, control the steering wheel's turning range to avoid large steering movements, which can reduce comfort. Since vehicles on the main lane move faster, excessive steering may cause the following vehicle to react too late, leading to traffic accidents.