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Question 622

When making a right turn you ought to

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  1. Stop before "Stop-line" for not obstructing the pedestrians
  2. Entering the intersection stop for not obstructing the pedestriansCorrect answer
  3. Without stopping drive through the intersection

Explanation

The green signal permits the vehicle to enter, but the right turn then reaches a pedestrian crossing on the exit side. The driver should advance only as far as needed and stop before the pedestrians' path; there is no need to wait back at the approach line solely because pedestrians are beyond the corner, while driving through would obstruct them.

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