If you are making a right-hand turn, you may turn from which lane?

When making a right-hand turn, the appropriate lane to turn from is the extreme right-hand lane. This is because turning from this lane aligns with standard traffic laws and ensures that the vehicle is positioned correctly for the turn without crossing over lanes that could lead to conflicts with other vehicles or pedestrians. Initiating the turn from the extreme right-hand lane helps maintain the flow of traffic and minimizes the risk of accidents that can occur when turning from other lanes that are not designated for right turns.

The other lanes—left-hand lane, center lane, and extreme left-hand lane—typically do not facilitate a safe and legal right turn. Turning from those lanes can lead to severe traffic violations, as they are meant for different directional traffic or are not in the ideal position to execute a right turn safely.