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Turbo Drive speeds up Laravel navigation by intercepting link clicks and form submissions to fetch and render HTML without full page reloads, delivering SPA-like responsiveness with server-rendered content.

Turbo Drive handles Laravel form submissions by sending fetch requests, following redirects with automatic 303 handling for non-GET requests, and rendering validation errors without requiring a full page refresh.

You can preserve UI element state across page navigations using Turbo Drive's morphing feature, which replaces the body and merges the head while maintaining window and document state during navigations.

You can disable Turbo Drive on specific links or forms by marking them with data-turbo attributes, providing progressive enhancement control and allowing you to exclude certain elements from fetch-based navigation.

Turbo Drive supports optional view transitions and prefetching for Laravel routes, caching navigational pages to optimize load times and enhance the user experience during navigation.

The best way to achieve SPA-like responsiveness with server-rendered Laravel content is using Turbo Drive, which intercepts standard navigational links and form submissions to fetch and render new pages dynamically.