Sometimes I have to perform an unusual manoeuvre, which entails turning right onto a busier road "up" from a "T" junction, and turning abruptly left. It's easiest, in something big, to turn left from the "wrong" side of the road, i.e. come up the "T" on the smaller road, turn right onto the wrong side of the road, then swing left.
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If someone's coming up from x, even if I'm indicating with winker and hand signal, they still sometimes try to come "up the inside".
Hope this is clear, but not sure why it's double spaced. Welshy
Last edited by: welshy on Tue 23 Feb 10 at 22:37
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