Road Rules Guide · South Australia

Right turns: South Australia road rules

Key points on right turns for the South Australia learner test. Each answer is checked against the official South Australia handbook or road rules; use the practice-question links to test yourself.

You are turning right from a two-way road that has a dividing line. Where should you position your vehicle?

Answer: Left of the dividing line, as near to it as practicable

Approach and enter the intersection to the left of, parallel to and as near as practicable to the dividing line (or the centre of the road).

Practice question 105 · official source

You are turning right at a crossroads with no signs or signals. Who must you give way to?

Answer: Oncoming vehicles going straight or left, and those on your right

You give way to vehicles approaching from your right, oncoming vehicles going straight or turning left, and pedestrians.

Practice question 106 · official source

On a multi-lane road, from which lane should you normally start a right turn?

Answer: The right-hand lane, unless markings show another lane

Turn right from the right lane, unless road markings or signs direct you to use another lane.

Practice question 107 · official source

You want to turn right from a one-way street with no arrows marked. Where should you position your vehicle?

Answer: As near as practicable to the right side of the road

From a one-way road, approach a right turn from as near as practicable to the far right side.

Practice question 108 · official source