To safely make a right turn in a large vehicle, it is recommended that you:

Turning a large vehicle requires special considerations due to its size and the space it occupies on the road. The recommended action of driving well into the intersection before starting the turn is essential because it allows the driver to better gauge the traffic situation and make a safer maneuver. This approach ensures that the rear of the vehicle does not clip any obstacles or other road users, which is a common risk when making tight turns.

When approaching a right turn, positioning the vehicle further into the intersection can help the driver align with the appropriate exit path. It minimizes the risk of straying into adjacent lanes that may contain other vehicles, cyclists, or pedestrians. This practice is especially crucial because larger vehicles can have longer wheel bases and wider turns, making it vital to anticipate the space needed to complete the maneuver safely.

In contrast, turning without signaling can create confusion and potential hazards for other road users as they may not be aware of your intent to turn. Yielding to pedestrians and cyclists is always critical, but it does not directly help in executing the turn safely when it comes to the vehicle's positioning. Finally, making the turn from the left lane can lead to incorrect navigation of the intersection and is generally not advisable for right turns, which should be executed from the right lane unless