In the absence of signs or lane markings to control turning, what should a driver do?

When there are no signs or lane markings to guide a driver in making a turn, the proper procedure is to turn into the lane closest to the direction of travel. This approach promotes safety and maintains the flow of traffic. By entering the nearest lane, the driver minimizes the risk of colliding with other vehicles, as they are following the natural path of the road and positioning themselves appropriately within the traffic environment.

This method also allows for clearer intentions to other drivers, who can predict the movements within the intersection and respond accordingly. It helps in reducing confusion and potential accidents that might arise from turning into a lane that is not immediately aligned with the driver’s approach, fostering a more organized and predictable roadway scenario.