Which statement about a two-way left-turn lane is correct?

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The main idea is that a two-way left-turn lane is a center lane reserved for vehicles that are preparing to make a left turn from either direction. It sits between opposing traffic lanes specifically to help left-turning vehicles wait and position themselves without blocking the through lanes. You may enter this lane only when you’re about to turn left soon, you signal, and you yield to other vehicles and pedestrians. After turning, you merge back into the proper lane. It is not a lane for through traffic, not a parking lane, and not reserved for buses. If you’re not turning soon, stay out of this lane and keep traveling in the regular lane.