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Nevada Class C Instruction Permit Practice Test
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You plan to turn right at an intersection. Your side of the street has two through lanes and a marked right-turn-only lane, which has a short line of cars. Where must you turn from?
A approaches an intersection in the through lane next to a separate right-turn-only lane. There are two through lanes, and B and C form a short queue in the right-turn-only lane.
Correct answer: The right-turn-only lane, after you wait your turn in the line.
Why
A right-turn-only lane is only for right turns, so you may not drive straight through the intersection from it. Before you turn, check for pedestrians in the crosswalk and for bicyclists beside you. Turn into the right-hand lane of the new street.
Verified against Official Nevada Driver Handbook · Turning · p. 45
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