Final answer:
For making turns while driving, you should use the furthest right lane for a right turn and the furthest left lane for a left turn, following the simplest relative directions.
Step-by-step explanation:
Position your vehicle in the correct lane for the turn. For a right turn use lane position 3 for a left turn use lane position 1. The simplest way to show direction is with relative directions: to the left, to the right, forward, backward, up, and down.
When making a right turn, it's important to use the furthest right lane to ensure that you are not crossing into other lanes of traffic that could impede other vehicles or create a hazardous situation. Similarly, for a left turn, moving into the furthest left lane (without violating any road markings or signs) provides other drivers with predictable movements and contributes to a safer driving environment for everyone, including pedestrians like the hypothetical rabbit.