What action should you take when you are in the right-most lane and plan to turn right on red where permitted?

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Turning right on red is allowed only after you come to a complete stop and yield to pedestrians and any cross traffic in or approaching the intersection. When you do proceed, you should turn into the right-most lane of the cross street and merge safely with traffic. This keeps your path aligned with the flow of vehicles and minimizes crossing multiple lanes.

Choosing the left-most lane would require crossing more traffic and isn’t the proper entry for a right turn from the right lane. Turning immediately without yielding is illegal and dangerous, and ignoring pedestrians endangers people in the crosswalk and is not allowed.