The blue car in the picture is traveling on a one-way street. Which condition must be met before it can turn left into another one-way street?

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Why

A left turn from one one-way street into another is allowed only when the new street carries traffic toward your left, so you join the flow instead of driving against it. No sign is needed to permit the turn, as long as no sign forbids it.

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Topic: Turns and signals   License: Car permit

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• Turns, Turn Signals and Hand Signals

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