When making a right turn at an intersection on a 2-way street, you should...

When making a right turn at an intersection on a 2-way street, you should...

• A. Turn into the left lane
• B. Turn from the center lane
• C. Position your car to the right lane, unless you can turn right on another lane
• D. Turn from the far left lane

Answer: (C)

When turning right on a two-way street, your position should be in the right-hand lane as you approach the intersection, so you end up in the right lane of the street you’re entering. If there’s a designated right-turn lane or a separate lane allowed for turning, you may use that lane to complete the turn. This keeps you in the correct lane and reduces the risk of crossing into traffic or ending up in the wrong lane. Turning from the leftmost or center lanes would put you into the wrong path or require crossing lanes of traffic, which is unsafe and often illegal.

When turning right on a two-way street, your position should be in the right-hand lane as you approach the intersection, so you end up in the right lane of the street you’re entering. If there’s a designated right-turn lane or a separate lane allowed for turning, you may use that lane to complete the turn. This keeps you in the correct lane and reduces the risk of crossing into traffic or ending up in the wrong lane. Turning from the leftmost or center lanes would put you into the wrong path or require crossing lanes of traffic, which is unsafe and often illegal.