On a road passing through a town (travesía) with two marked lanes in your direction, are you allowed to use the left lane to turn?

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On 'travesías' (roads passing through built-up areas), urban traffic rules apply. The rule states that when lanes are defined by road markings (as in this case, with two lanes), drivers may use the lane that best suits their destination. Therefore, the correct answer is yes, just like on urban roads, you should position yourself in the left lane to turn left, leaving the right lane free for those continuing straight or turning right.

On a road passing through a town (travesía) with two marked lanes in your direction, are you allowed to use the left lane to turn?

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