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When approaching an intersection with a lane-use sign showing an arrow for 'right turn only' and a dedicated right-turn lane, what is the safest lane positioning for a motorcyclist within that lane?
Positioning in the centre of the lane maximizes a motorcyclist's visibility to other drivers, provides a margin for error, and allows the rider to see and be se
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Question: When approaching an intersection with a lane-use sign showing an arrow for 'right turn only' and a dedicated right-turn lane, what is the safest lane positioning for a motorcyclist within that lane?
Answer options: ✅ Centre of the lane.
- Far left of the lane to minimize the turning radius.
- Far right of the lane to allow others to pass.
- Weaving back and forth to be seen.
Correct answer: Centre of the lane.
Explanation: Positioning in the centre of the lane maximizes a motorcyclist's visibility to other drivers, provides a margin for error, and allows the rider to see and be seen more effectively.
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