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Originally Posted by traveling man
So I tried doing a search for "stopping at intersections" and found a lot about "taking the lane" when approaching a stoplight/intersection, but the question I have is:

Do you pass cars that have stopped ahead of you and stop at front of the line, or do you wait in line with all the other cars?

What if you are going to turn right and have a clear shot to the intersection?

Thanks!
For me, I take my place in line and stop with traffic. If I'm making a right turn and there's a right turn only lane I move into that lane, the same if I'm making a left turn and there's a left turn only lane. If there is no right or left turn only lanes then I take a lane position that under the given circumstances gives me the highest level of visibility to drivers behind me and is the safest place to make the turn from.
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