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    1. Take the left (red ) one. The chance is high, that cars from the opposite direction are also allowed to go to their right. So you can go onto the left lane and the oppoist traffic can use the right lane. Everyone can be happy.

    2. Well, that’s in Poland, so this isn’t the right sub for this. But logically, I would imagine the blue line would be the one to follow in most cases.

    3. You can choose, as there is no „Spurenführung“. But it seems to be in Poland? So polish law might be different.

    4. Hanswurst22brot on

      If both lanes can turn to the left , then you keep your lane and take the left.

      If only the left one goes to the left, then once you turned, you can choose , normaly you would have to take the right one.

      Edit:
      At that intersection the left lane goes only left, the right lane goes straight and right.
      So after you turn to the left, you take the right one

      Its here at this catholic church
      „Kościół Trójcy Przenajświętszej w Pabianicach“

      https://maps.app.goo.gl/goNCMw8Yg9v6nzdV9?g_st=ac

    5. Sad-Letter-869 on

      Okay, choose red.
      Rule of thumb-
      If two lane after turn again becomes two lanes, just be on the same side (right or left) after the turn as before.

      You can of-course change after you turn, but prefer not changing lanes during the turns.

    6. Agreeable_Steak_6027 on

      If both lanes can turn left from where you’re coming you should stay in yours (red), if nothing is coming next to you, you could swith to the right lane upon arrival. Generally if youre the only lane where you’re able to turn you should take the outer/rightmost one

    7. bottomlessLuckys on

      i am canadian and havent driven in germamy yet, but in Canada the answer would definitely be red. you’re turning from the left lane, so you should go into the left lane. there is less interference with cars turning right from the other side this way. it may be that both lanes are allowed, but red is definitely a safer choice than blue.

    8. If both lanes can turn, stay in your lane. If only your lane can turn, whichever.

    9. Cl0s3_2_1ns4n1ty on

      Who have IQ more than room temperature will use red line no matter if both are legal.

    10. Normally, the safest is to take the red route and then indicate to go into the next lane if you need to be in that lane.

    11. Correct answer is that you have the right to choose. If both lanes are free the blue line is the best because it is safer for cars behind you. Since you are turning left from a single lane you have right of way over a car turning right into the blue lane – they should wait for you to pass before they can turn.

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