The three vehicles shown reach this intersection, which has no signs or signals, at the same time. In what order should they go?
Correct answer: The yellow car, then the blue car, then the truck.
Answer options
- AThe blue car, then the yellow car, then the truck
- BThe yellow car, then the blue car, then the truck Correct
- CThe truck, then the blue car, then the yellow car
Why
When vehicles arrive together at an intersection without signs or signals, each driver yields to the vehicle on the right, and a driver turning left yields to oncoming traffic. The yellow car has nobody on its right and goes first; the blue car goes next, because the truck must yield both to the blue car on its right and, since it is turning left, to the oncoming yellow car.
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Topic: Right-of-way License: Car permit
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