In Texas, the center turning lane is designated for left turns only and should not be used for through traffic or passing. Drivers may enter the center turning lane to prepare for a left turn or to make a U-turn, but they must do so safely and only when it is clear. It's illegal to use the center turning lane for more than 200 feet before making a turn. Additionally, drivers must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians when using this lane.
In Arizona, the center lane can be used for turning. It is important to be aware that people can move into the center lane in either direction.
Drivers from either direction may use the center lane for left turns.
right lane
That depends on which side of the road you are driving. Some countries drive on the opposite side of the road to the country in which you live and as you have not made it clear which country you live in we can not answer your question.
in the center lane
Right Lane
Outside of city limits, the left lane is a passing lane only.
Use the position of your vehicle to communicate your intentions to change lanes. Position the vehicle in the right side of your lane before turning right and move toward the center line when you are about to turn left.
The center turn lane is for turning left only. It is NOT used for passing, merging, making right turns, or for traveling more than 50 feet before turning left. It was primarily designed to get out of the traveling lane when making a left turn consequently, not stopping traffic. Some states it is unlawful to pass a car, that is on the right, when you are in the center lane.
you should safely change to the right lane
If the driver has completely turned into the center lane and vehicle B rear ends vehicle A directly from behind then it is driver Bs fault. If vehicle a has not completed the turn into the center lane and vehicle B impacts on an angle at say the drivers side door or left rear passengers door, basically anywhere along the left side of the vehicle then it is driver A's fault.Another View: When turning right onto a multi-lane roadway, the law requires you to turn into the right-hand lane of that roadway. You may change lanes only when you determine that the lanes to your left are clear to merge into. YOU are at fualt for the collision.
Drivers should position their vehicle in the center of the lane they are driving in. Any other position communicates intentions to others which may be misleading, which in turn reduces the predictability of driving for everyone.