When making a right turn, the driver should:
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Turn into the left lane of the road they enter, unless signs direct them to do otherwise.
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Cancel their turn signal once they have started the turn.
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Stay in the right-most lane before beginning the turn.
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Try to make a wide turn, when possible.
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Explanation
When preparing for a right turn, signal well in advance, slow down, and move into the right-most lane. Yield to pedestrians and bicyclists crossing your path. Make the turn into the right lane of the road you’re entering-not the left-unless signs or lane markings direct otherwise. Avoid wide, sweeping turns, as these can interfere with traffic in adjacent lanes.
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