When making a right turn from a one-way street onto another one-way street, what should you do if it's safe?

• Start and end the turn in the far-right lane.
• Start the turn in the far-right lane and, if safe, end it in any lane.
  Explanation:

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  When making a right turn from a one-way street onto another one-way street, begin the turn in the far-right lane, and if it is safe, you may finish the turn in any lane. Occasionally, signs or pavement markings will permit a right turn from a different lane.

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• Begin the turn in the far-left lane and end it in any lane.
• Always make the turn from the center lane.