When making a right turn at an intersection as shown in the diagram, which lane should you complete your turn in?
Why this is correct
When making a right turn, you should move close to the right curb before beginning the turn and complete the turn in the lane next to the curb. This ensures safe traffic flow and prevents conflicts with other vehicles.
From the official Minnesota Driver's Manual (page Page 32)
Right turn: After checking traffic behind you and signaling your intent, move close to the right curb. Look right and left before beginning the turn. Yield right of way, if necessary. Turn the steering wheel hand-over-hand, and complete the turn in the lane next to the curb.
Also asked as
- You are approaching an intersection and want to turn right. After signaling your intent and moving close to the right curb, which lane should you complete your turn in?
- Which of the following describes the correct ending lane when completing a right turn at an intersection?
- According to the diagram, when completing a right turn at an intersection, your vehicle should end up in:
- The diagram shows that a proper right turn is completed in:
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