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You plan to turn right from a narrow street onto a cross street. How should you position your car before and during the turn?

A approaches a four-way intersection on a narrow two-way street and plans to turn right. One lane runs each way on both streets. A is initially centered in its approach lane; no turn path is shown.

A approaches a four-way intersection on a narrow two-way street and plans to turn right. One lane runs each way on both streets. A is initially centered in its approach lane; no turn path is shown.

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