Ah, the infamous Melbourne hook turn—a move that looks like a dance step but is actually a traffic rule designed to keep trams happy and cars less tangled. Essentially, instead of turning right from the right lane, you pull into the left lane or the far left side of the intersection and wait for the traffic lights to change, then turn once the lights are green.
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It's confusing, but brilliant in theory. Check the latest from VicRoads for updates, or see real-world examples on ServiceCentral if you're still scratching your head.
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