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I just looked in the Texas drivers manual and it states when making a left turn into a road with two or more lanes the driver is to use the lane that will cause less interference. I could not find where it said that the left turning driver shall use the center most lane. ( This use to appear in the manual) It does state in the manual that after coming to a complete stop a right turn may be made but the driver must stay in the curb lane. (I.E., No wide turns) So, it looks like even in Texas the left turn driver should not have caused interference with the guy making the right turn.
In general, it looks like the driving rules have been dumbed down along with our schools. Here in Amarillo the traffic laws aren't enforced much anyway. Except for speeding and the red light cameras. Stop signs are ignored for the most part. Especially when making right turns. Yield signs? They might as well be taken down and melted down for scrap.