What should you do when turning right from a two-lane street to another two-lane street?

When making a right turn from a two-lane street onto another two-lane street, holding your lane tightly throughout the turn is the appropriate action. This means that you should maintain your position within your designated lane during the entire turning process.

Maintaining a tight position helps prevent drifting into adjacent lanes or into oncoming traffic, particularly in areas where there may be vehicles or pedestrians. It also ensures that you are keeping a safe distance from the curb and any obstacles. Making a cautious and well-positioned turn reduces the risk of accidents and contributes to better traffic flow.

Swinging wide, as mentioned in the incorrect choice, could lead to crossing into other lanes, potentially colliding with other vehicles or causing a hazard for pedestrians. Speeding up to clear the turn quickly may also lead to control loss and can be dangerous in tight or busy intersections. Excessive checking of mirrors can lead to distraction from the actual maneuver, detracting from focusing on the turn and surrounding traffic.