When you want to make a right turn, your vehicle must be:
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Close to the right side of the street.
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Near the center of the street.
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Close behind the vehicle ahead.
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Close to the left side of the street.
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Explanation
When preparing to make a right turn, positioning your vehicle close to the right side of the road is important for safety and efficiency. This allows you to minimize interference with other traffic and reduces the risk of crossing lane lines improperly. By getting as far to the right as possible, you ensure a smooth transition into the right lane of the road you're entering, which is typically the appropriate lane for right turns unless signs indicate otherwise.
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