Rules
Intersections
Rules
- 6.46 Intersections
- 6.59 Crossing / Entering Public Road
Teaching points
- Turning right, you cross oncoming traffic, so you must yield to it first. A stop sign is never a yield sign.
- You have right of way inside a traffic circle and at a four-way stop if you stopped first. Wanting to turn right gives you no right of way.
- Do not enter a public road if your vehicle will interfere with moving traffic that will approach you from any direction? Now, remember it's every single driver's duty not to obstruct or interfere with traffic, right? And if you keep that in mind, if you look at option C, it says, "Do not enter a public road if your vehicle will interfere with moving traffic that will approach you from any direction." Therefore, option C is going to be correct. Cuz remember, sometimes learners are going to get confused. They'll look at option B, and it says, "You may enter the road if you indicate. Now, indicat
- Keep in mind that at an uncontrolled intersection, the rule is going to be very simple. Give way to traffic from the right. Therefore, option C is going to be correct.