If I am turning right onto a multi-lane road can I turn into any lane or must I stay in the far right lane?

Question

I am in Florida. If I am turning right onto a multi-lane road can I turn into any lane or must I stay in the far right lane? If so, does that mean that left turners can turn into the far left lane without yielding to right turners if there are 2 or more lanes?

Answer 1

You are suppose to end up in the same lane you started the turn in. I can not tell you the times I have almost been hit or wrecked because a great many people here feel that it is a macho thing to always drive in the left lane. I live close to the border and Mexico.  

Answer 2

Florida has specific laws about this. Not the same in all states.

Specifically, yes, you need to stick to right most lane.

Answer 3

Unless you have a marked turning course you must always go from the nearest lane to the nearest lane (left turns are left lane to left lane, right turns are right lane to right lane).

Yes, that is because the left lane is for people turning left from the opposite direction.

After you turn into the proper lane you may move to any other available lane when it is safe to do so and after you have given the proper signal.

Answer 4

You may turn only into the far right lane. Crossing lanes during a turn can be reckless driving and impeding the flow of traffic.

Subsequently, right turners must only turn into the far left (inside) lane.

Answer 5

you're supposed to stay in the lane you turn in, be it the left or the right lane.  a lot of people don;t do this though.  people who are turning right have the right of way...so just wait for them to turn anyway because they probably can't drive and will turn into the left lane rather than staying in the right.

Answer 6

Turn from your lane into the far right lane for safety.....

Answer 7

You must turn into the lane closest to you first, then move to the lane of choice.  ex-  turning right, first right land and vice-versa.  read your drivers manual.