Road rules / 🇬🇧 giveway
You want to turn right at a junction, and an oncoming vehicle is also turning right. How should you normally pass each other?
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Turn right side to right side, passing behind the oncoming vehicle
Where possible, turn right side to right side so each driver passes behind the other and keeps a clear view of oncoming traffic; road layout or markings may sometimes direct otherwise.
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