Using the road•Rule 181

Turning Right at Crossroads

When turning right at crossroads where an oncoming vehicle is also turning right, there is a choice of two methods

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When you and an oncoming driver are both turning right at a crossroads, there are two possible ways to position your cars to make the turn. You must choose the method that is safest and clearest for everyone. For example, at a busy crossroads with no road markings, you might turn offside-to-offside (keeping each other on your right) so you can see oncoming traffic clearly and avoid blocking the junction.

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