To change direction to the right, as a general rule, where must you position the vehicle before entering the intersection?

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To change direction to the right safely and according to regulations, you must position yourself as close as possible to the right-hand edge of the roadway. This positioning serves several purposes: it clearly signals your intention to other drivers, facilitates the turning radius, and prevents smaller vehicles (such as bicycles or mopeds) from entering the 'blind spot' between your vehicle and the curb. Positioning yourself in the center or to the left is reserved for left turns or continuing straight, depending on the direction of traffic on the road.

To change direction to the right, as a general rule, where must you position the vehicle before entering the intersection?

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