Car permit · Turns and signals
Where should your vehicle be positioned as you get ready to turn right?
Correct answer: Near the right edge of the roadway.
Answer options
- ANear the left edge of the roadway
- BNear the right edge of the roadway Correct
- CAlready past the middle of the intersection as the turn starts
Why
Before a right turn, get close to the right edge of the road and make a tight turn instead of a wide, swinging one. Unless signs or lane markings direct otherwise, end the turn in the right lane of the street you are entering.
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Topic: Turns and signals License: Car permit
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