Road scene · Intersection scenes
When an oncoming car is also turning right, turn in front of it and keep your turn tight.
What it means
At a crossroad, the plate-yellow car from the bottom and a white car from the top are both signalling right. The yellow path bends right across the front of the white car, and the white car's grey path bends to its own right across the front of the yellow one. Neither swings around behind the other, so both turns happen together and nobody has to wait for the other to finish.
Move up towards the centre of the intersection with your indicator on.
Keep your turn tight so you pass in front of the other right turner.
Watch for oncoming cars going straight, which still go before you.
Right.Not quite. The answer is B.
When both drivers turn right, each turns in front of the other, so neither has to wait for the other to finish.
Source: Safe driving practice
Right.Not quite. The answer is C.
Opposing right turners pass in front of each other. Keep your turn tight and watch for oncoming straight traffic.
Source: Safe driving practice
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