A driver preparing to make a right turn at an upcoming street corner must perform several safety steps in order. Arrange the following steps in the correct chronological sequence from first to last.
- 1Check rear-view and side mirrors and look over your right shoulder for bicyclists, motorcyclists, or pedestrians.
- 2Activate your right turn signal at least 100 feet before reaching the intersection.
- 3Smoothly move your vehicle into the rightmost travel lane or close to the right edge/curb of the roadway.
- 4Slow down to a safe turning speed and yield the right-of-way to any pedestrians in the crosswalk.
- 5Complete the turn into the lane closest to the right-hand curb of the intersecting road.
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The proper sequence for executing a right turn begins with checking mirrors and blind spots, signaling continuous intent at least 100 feet in advance, moving into the rightmost lane position, slowing down to yield right-of-way to pedestrians, and completing the turn into the rightmost destination lane.
Safe driving principles require establishing situational awareness first (mirror and shoulder check), communicating intentions early (turn signal at 100 feet), securing proper road placement (moving close to the right curb), slowing down to yield right-of-way to crosswalk pedestrians, and completing the turn smoothly into the nearest available right-hand lane.
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Standard Right-Turn Procedural Sequence