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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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From which position should an ordinary right turn normally begin and end?
An empty approach meets a cross street with two lanes in each direction. Curbs and lane markings are visible; no vehicle or route marks a turn position.
Correct answer: Close to the right edge or curb.
Why
Keeping the turn tight to the right reduces conflict with adjacent lanes and opposing traffic.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Right-turn position · p. 87
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