Like this ...
You're not allowed to make your left hand turn at the intersection.
You go into the jughandle, and then turn left out of it.
This will make more sense if you remember that Americans drive on the right.
Sometimes there are extra traffic lights so you can actually turn left out of the jughandle into traffic. Sometimes there are not ... which is when jughandles become more dangerous than the old-style left turn lane and light at the intersection.
Other ones are set up so you are only making right hand turns.
You don't always know you're in a jughandle area ... the signs don't say "jughandle ahead" ... they say "all turns from right lane."
In this particular example, jughandle #1 would be for people who are turning right on the cross street ... jughandle #2 is for folks that want to make the left ... which now involves two right turns.
Last edited by wolf; 08-17-2005 at 10:16 AM.
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