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You are on a multilane road and wish to turn right. Usually, you should turn from

Correct answer

  • a middle lane.
  • any lane.
  • the rightmost lane.

Explanation

To make a right turn, move into the rightmost lane unless signs, signals, or lane markings allow you to turn from more than one lane.

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