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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 8353725" data-attributes="member: 7030563">I disagree with that and based on sage advice, so does Jeremy crawford.The "current turn" is the turn in which the action is taken.  If you ready dash you take the "ready action" on your turn and take the "dash action" as a reaction on the turn when when the triggering event happens.  This means if the trigger event happens on another turn other than your own you get that movement on that other turn because that is the "current" turn when the dash action is taken.The wording is particular, Dash gives you extra movement equal to your "speed", it does not double your movement as some people think.  Your speed is a statistic on your character sheet, it does not change turn to turn unless there is some effect changing it (grappled, haste, bladesong etc).The example is you quoted is correct.  It lets you move your speed on whatever turn the dash action is taken: 0 (movement normally allowed on another turn)+30(additional movement granted from dash)=30 (total movement on that turn).  It is also as it states NOT 60 feet, it is only 30 feet.It is also important to note you have to use your reaction to take the dash action, so you can't combine this with something else like the scout subclass feature that also requires a reaction to get movement.</blockquote>