Idaho Written Driver's License Practice Test

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Prepare for the Idaho written driver's license test. Use questions with hints and explanations for effective study. Ace your exam with confidence!

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When preparing to make a right turn, where should you position your vehicle?

In the left lane
In the right-hand lane close to the curb
In the center of the lane
On the sidewalk if necessary

The correct answer is: In the right-hand lane close to the curb

Positioning your vehicle in the right-hand lane close to the curb is crucial for making a safe and efficient right turn. This method allows for better visibility and control as you prepare to execute the turn, minimizing the risk of conflict with other vehicles and pedestrians. Being in the right-hand lane ensures you are following the intended traffic flow and reduces the likelihood of unintended lane changes or collisions. Moreover, this positioning allows for a smooth transition into the next street while maintaining adequate distance from other road users. It also places you in a more advantageous spot to observe and yield to pedestrians and cyclists crossing the street you’re turning onto. Overall, positioning close to the curb promotes safety and adherence to traffic rules during right turns.