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For an ordinary right turn from one two-way road to another with a clear curb lane, how far from the curb or edge does Alberta’s guide recommend staying?
Correct answer: No more than one metre, centred in the lane
Why
For the ordinary two-way-to-two-way right turn described, stay centred in the turning lane and no more than one metre from the curb or road edge. Check over your right shoulder, yield as required and enter the first available right-hand lane.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Intersections and Turns · p. 66
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