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You'll have more time to turn
You'll have a clearer view of any approaching traffic
You'll use less fuel because you can stay in a higher gear
You'll be able to turn without stopping
Explanation: When turning right at a crossroads where oncoming traffic is also turning right, it's generally safer to turn behind the approaching vehicle. This allows you a clear view of approaching traffic and is called 'turning offside to offside'. However, some junctions, usually controlled by traffic-light filters - are marked for vehicles to turn nearside to nearside.
Category: Rules of the road
References: Highway Code: Rule 181
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