One reader asks if it’s necessary to go to the intersection when waiting in the designated lane. Amy Bentley shares more.

Question: Do the "no turn on red" signs at intersections with two right turn lanes apply to both lanes or just one? Answer: This one is a bit of a throwback, as Q&Amy answered it in a 2015 column ...

Your U-turn-equivalent freeway move may, unfortunately, be necessary again in unfamiliar areas. Q: Carpool lanes in the Bay Area seem to constantly change between two and three people.

When motorists in two or more lanes are allowed to turn in the same direction at the same time, such as with the double turn lanes at Excelsior Boulevard and Hwy. 100 in St. Louis Park, drivers ...

Today’s batch of burning questions, my smart-aleck answers and the real deal:Question: There are many 5-lane highways in and around Western North Carolina. I frequently drive Hendersonville Road ...

“It used to be that we had a single right-turn lane off northbound U.S. Highway 95 to Ann Road,” a resident of the neighborhood told me. “Now, we have a double-right-turn exit.

ODOT’s latest proposal, revealed this week, would create double right-hand turn lanes to help merge traffic coming from the Highway 20/34 bypass on the southside of the intersection onto Highway ...

Q. Many intersections in Orange County have multiple right-turn lanes. Some of those indicate that the second lane from the curb is a legal right turn, and is marked as such by overhead signs and o… ...

By SGT. STEVE COPELANDJuly 6, 2006 Q: There is an intersection near my house that allows a double turn with the second lane out having the option of turning or going straight.

Chief Francque said motorists cannot use the turn lane to pass a slow driver or someone who is turning right. The lanes are marked with double yellow lines, showing it is a no passing zone.