When a standard moped makes a right turn at an intersection with three or more traffic lanes that is controlled by a traffic light, the right-turn signal should be given when reaching a point 50 meters from the near edge of the intersection.

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The Rules of the Road state that "give the right-turn signal when you reach a point 30 meters from the near edge of the intersection." The correct distance is 30 meters, not 50 meters. When making a two-stage right turn, the signal should be given 30 meters before the intersection.