I'm in Kansas. If at an intersection, turning from two-lane road to four-lane, and I'm turning left with oncoming traffic about to turn right, do I yield to the oncoming traffic about to turn right? I would turn left into left lane, they would turn right into right lane. Can we go at same time or must I yield?
Thanks!
Asked on 2/03/12, 12:13 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Anthony Smith
LawSmith
Unless the oncoming traffic is all in a right turn only lane, you yield
Answered on 2/03/12, 12:52 pm
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