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Guam Chauffers Practice Test
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During a right turn, which lane should you expect to enter?
Any lane available
The immediate lane to your left
The extreme left-hand lane
The extreme right-hand lane of the street you are turning into
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The extreme right-hand lane of the street you are turning into
Explanation:
When making a right turn, it is standard practice to enter the extreme right-hand lane of the street you are turning into. This guideline ensures that you are positioning your vehicle correctly in relation to traffic flow. By entering the rightmost lane, you minimize the risk of conflicts with vehicles that may be traveling straight or turning left into adjacent lanes. Additionally, this practice allows for a smoother transition and helps maintain the overall safety and order on the roads. Following this rule also supports compliance with traffic laws, which typically dictate how drivers should maneuver when turning at intersections.
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