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The road traffic legislation provides that when on the traffic lanes there are markings by lane‑selection arrows you move into position on the traffic lane corresponding to the intended direction of travel at least 50 metres before the intersection.

However, when you drive on a road with two traffic lanes in one direction wishing to change the direction of travel to the right, and on those lanes there are no markings with lane‑selection arrows, you must move into position on the right lane from at least 50 metres before the intersection. It is wrong from the point of view of safety and traffic flow to move into position on the left lane in order to perform a right turn. If you move into position on the left lane you must give priority to those on the right lane because you will enter their lane when turning to the right and you must respect the rules regarding lane travel.

The correct answer is: B

Recommendations:

Lane pre‑selection and moving into position in intersections - Audio‑Video Lesson --> Road Traffic Code - Traffic in intersections

Movement of vehicles on the public road - Audio‑Video Lesson --> Road Traffic Code - Movement of vehicles on the public road

Regulation** - Article 107

(1) At the intersections provided with signs and/or with markings for signalling the direction of travel, the drivers of vehicles must move into position on the lanes corresponding to the intended direction of travel at least 50 m before the intersection and are obliged to respect the meaning of the signs and markings.

(2) At the intersections without lane‑delimitation markings, the drivers of vehicles occupy while moving, at least 50 m before the intersection, the following positions:
a) the row next to the curb or shoulder, those who want to change the direction of travel to the right;
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** Regulation = REGULATION for the implementation of OUG 195/2002 updated (Road Traffic Code Regulation)