When turning right onto a two-way street, from which lane should you start the turn?

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When you turn right onto a two‑way street, line up in the lane closest to the right curb as you approach the turn. This positioning keeps you on the proper path for a right turn and helps you end up in the correct lane on the street you’re entering. Starting from a more center or left lane would force you to cross more traffic or end up in the wrong lane, increasing the chance of a collision. So, the lane nearest the right curb is the safest and most correct setup for this turn.