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How should a driver ordinarily make a right turn at an intersection?
An empty two-way approach meets a crossing road with two lanes in each direction. Curbs and lane markings are visible; no turn route or approach position is selected.
Correct answer: Stay close to the right curb and turn into the right-hand lane.
Why
A right turn is made from and into the right side as closely as practicable, unless controls direct otherwise.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Position for a right turn · p. 34
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