Road scene · Intersection scenes
On a one-way road, start a right turn from the far right side.
What it means
A three lane road carries traffic one way only, shown by the ONE WAY sign on the left verge and straight arrows painted in the lanes. The plate-yellow car sits in the right-hand lane with its right indicator on and follows a yellow path into the cross street. A white car stays over in the left lane. With nothing coming towards you, the far right of the road is where a right turn starts.
Read the one way sign and move to the far right lane well before the corner.
Signal right early and do a head check as you change lanes.
Turn into the cross street, letting anyone crossing it finish first.
Right.Not quite. The answer is A.
When turning right from a one-way road, you start from the far right side. On a one-way road there is no oncoming traffic in that position.
Source: Road Rules 2014 (NSW) rule 32
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