Aussie drivers have been left confused after being quizzed over a road rule by Queensland’s transport department.
A number of drivers who responded to the post immediately said the move wasn’t allowed, “but people do it anyway”.
“Some drivers still have the rear of their car hanging out of the turning lane because they have forgotten how to enter a turning lane,” one man wrote. Another echoed the sentiment, asking what the use of having painted islands was if drivers are allowed to cross them. “You can drive on a painted traffic island that’s surrounded by a single continuous line for up to 50m to enter a turning lane that begins immediately after the island, to enter or leave a road and to overtake a cyclist,” they explained.
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