When large trucks are turning right onto a street with two lanes in each direction, where may they complete their turn?

Large trucks often require more space to maneuver than smaller vehicles, especially when making a right turn. In scenarios where a street has two lanes in each direction, a large truck is allowed to complete its turn in either the left or right lane. This flexibility is crucial because it accommodates the truck's wider turning radius and ensures that it can safely navigate the turn without encroaching on pedestrian pathways or other vehicles.

This approach not only promotes safety by allowing large trucks to use the lanes that best suit their size but also helps maintain traffic flow, preventing bottlenecks that could occur if trucks were restricted to turning only in the right lane. Adhering to this guideline contributes to a more efficient roadway system and reduces the risk of accidents during turns.