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To turn right, move your car to the right lane and turn into the right lane of the cross street. In some intersections, road markings allow you to turn right from a centre lane. 

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## Using lanes correctly 

In the last chapter, you learned about the signs, signals and pavement markings that identify which lanes you can drive in. This section tells you more about which lanes to use and how to use them. 

## Which lane should you use? 

Choose the lane that gives you the best vision and allows you to go where you want to go. On a multi‑lane highway, you should travel in one of the right‑hand lanes. This is especially important if you are driving more slowly than other vehicles or if signs direct you to keep out of the left lane. 

Just because you are driving at the speed limit does not mean you should continually drive in the left lane. This may cause other drivers to try to pass on the right, which may not be as safe as passing on the left. 

When you are on a freeway with more than two lanes in each direction, you should drive in the centre lane or a right‑hand lane. This leaves the left lane for higher‑speed traffic and passing vehicles. 

## Lane tracking 

Before you make a turn, you need to get your vehicle into the correct lane. Then you need to end up in the correct lane when you complete your turn. This is sometimes called lane tracking. 

## Right turns 

These illustrations show lane tracking when you’re making a right turn. 

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