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You are in the left lane of a four-lane city street. You suddenly realize that you should turn right at the corner just ahead. What should you do?
A approaches a junction in the left of two lanes on its side of a four-lane city street. B occupies the adjacent right lane.
Correct answer: Go straight, move into the proper lane, and turn at the next intersection.
Why
The same advice applies if you forgot to signal early enough. A late lane change across traffic is a common cause of side-impact crashes. A few extra blocks cost you far less than a crash.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · General driving · p. 47
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