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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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Where should an ordinary right turn begin and end?
Blue A approaches a right turn at a curbed intersection.
Correct answer: Begin close to the right side and finish in the right lane.
Why
A controlled right turn stays close to the right and finishes in the proper right lane. Approach in the correct position, signal and check for pedestrians and cyclists along the right side. A wide swing can invite another road user into the space that your turn will cross.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · How to Make a Right Turn · p. 52
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