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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
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With no signs or markings directing a different path, how should you approach and make an ordinary right turn?
An empty four-arm junction has a horizontal road with one lane in each direction and a vertical road with multiple lanes. White lane dividers and double yellow centerlines show its geometry. No vehicle or turn route is selected.
Correct answer: Turn from the right-most part of your lane
Why
Approach and turn as close as practicable to the right-hand curb or roadway edge. Do not swing left into an adjacent lane. Check for pedestrians and bicyclists, and follow any official controls that direct a different lawful turning path.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Right-turn lane position · p. 50
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