You’re both turning right at this crossroads. Why is it safer to keep the car to your right?

Question topic: Motorcycle , Rules of the road

A: So you can see approaching traffic

B: So you can keep close to the kerb

C: So you can keep clear of following traffic

D: So you can make oncoming vehicles stop

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