What's the signal for a right turn?

When turning right, a vehicle must activate the right turn signal 30 to 100 meters in advance by pushing up the control lever on the left side of the steering wheel to clearly indicate the turning intention to other road users. However, if facing an arrow-shaped red light or a "no right turn on red" sign, the vehicle must come to a complete stop and wait. Throughout the right turn manoeuvre, drivers must exclusively use the designated right-turn lane; occupying straight or left-turn lanes is strictly prohibited, and they must yield to pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles. During nighttime or adverse weather conditions, it is advisable to supplement the turn signal by switching between high and low beams or activating fog lights to improve visibility. Notably, violations of right-turn regulations (such as failing to yield to pedestrians or incorrect lane usage) may incur a RM150 fine and penalty points. Drivers should thoroughly understand the right-of-way rules for various traffic signals, verify proper turn signal operation, and conduct advance observations in complex traffic scenarios to maintain both traffic flow efficiency and safety.