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Without special turning-lane directions, how should a normal right turn be completed?
A prepares to turn right into a multi-lane road.
Correct answer: From the right lane into the right lane
Why
For an ordinary right turn, use the right lane and turn into the right lane. Look for cyclists and pedestrians, and follow special signs or lane markings where they direct a different turning path.
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