The blue car, the yellow car and the truck shown here all pull up to this intersection, which has no signs or signals, at the same time. Which order of movement is correct?
Correct answer: The yellow car goes, then the blue car, and the truck is last.
Answer options
- AThe yellow car goes, then the blue car, and the truck is last Correct
- BThe blue car goes, then the yellow car, and the truck is last
- CThe truck goes, then the blue car, and the yellow car is last
Why
When drivers arrive together at an intersection without signs or signals, each one yields to the vehicle on the right, and a left-turning driver also gives way to traffic coming straight from the other direction. The yellow car has no one to its right and leaves first, the blue car follows once the yellow car has cleared, and the truck, which is turning left, waits until last.
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Topic: Right-of-way License: Car permit
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