Can I turn right from the side when there is a car in front?

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When there is a car in front, you cannot turn right from the side. You should wait patiently for the car in front to leave before making a right turn. In the following special circumstances, you may use an adjacent lane to turn right: Road construction: While driving on the road, some sections may have construction occupying the driving lane. In such cases, vehicles can temporarily use the left or right lane to turn, and return to the original lane immediately after passing the obstacle. All left or right turns caused by construction will not be considered a violation and can be appealed even if recorded. Vehicle breakdown: If a vehicle in front has broken down or is involved in a traffic accident that occupies the right-turn lane, to avoid traffic congestion, you may use an adjacent lane to turn right and leave. When using an adjacent lane, pay attention to the distance between vehicles in front and behind to ensure safety. Illegal parking: If a driver has illegally parked on the side of the road, especially near an intersection, you may slowly use another lane to bypass and then turn right. If there is a traffic light ahead and you cross a solid line while bypassing, a special explanation can be provided.