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You can even turn left on a red if it's from or into a one-way street. I think that is state specific though
Don’t you mean “from AND into”?
No I don't. You can turn left on a red from a two-way into a one-way in Oregon and Washington. When I went to school on the east coast the locals informed me that it's not true everywhere.
Yikes!
It's pretty much everywhere except for NYC and Montreal Island.
Aww c'mon, I was gonna deliver this in a much more conspiratorial tone!
From OR onto?
I'm just imagining someone making a left from a one-way onto a two-way, and it seems like it would be a very bad idea in that situation?