A Pittsburgh left is a driving maneuver commonly seen in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and other places with similar traffic patterns. It occurs when a driver makes a left turn at an intersection, but instead of waiting for oncoming traffic to pass, the driver turns left as soon as the light turns green, cutting across the path of oncoming vehicles that are waiting to turn right. This maneuver is typically done when there is a dedicated left-turn lane, and it can be tricky as it requires the driver to judge the timing of the turn carefully to avoid a crash.

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