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From a two-way road, where should a driver normally begin and end a right turn?
An unoccupied crossroads has curbs and a two-way horizontal road. The crossing road has two lanes in each direction; the card states that a right turn is planned.
Correct answer: Begin near the right edge and end in the nearest lane.
Why
A right turn is normally made as close as practical to the right curb or edge, into the nearest lawful lane.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Right-turn lane position · p. 67
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