Remain vigilant in traffic and position yourself for the best view of opposing traffic and left-turn lanes. Avoid riding where another car blocks your view because that car is also keeping you ...

The Minnesota Driver's Manual instructs drivers making a left turn (or right turn) to signal at least 100 feet before the turn and to get into the proper lane well ahead of the point where the ...

Q Can you please remind drivers of the proper way to make a right turn when a bicyclist is present? I am terrified as I bike toward an intersection and a driver to my left or behind me waits until ...

So instead of reaching across the cabin to awkwardly stick out their right hand, drivers would simply bend their left arm at a 90-degree angle to indicate a right turn.

Learning how to make a left-hand turn at an intersection with oncoming traffic attempting to do the same is kind of like learning how to dance with strangers.

Here is a question that has plagued me for most of my driving life: How far into the intersection should you pull when waiting to make a left-hand tur ...

But there's one thing -- well, apparently besides the use of turn signals -- that really confuses folks, and that's what to do at a left turn across a neutral ground.

We’ve all been there. You pull up to a red light behind a car planning to make a left turn. And when the light turns green, the driver in front of you just sits there, waiting for an opening in ...