That one was too easy. Here's a graduate level right of way challenge.
Who has the right of way?
4,210 Views |
41 Replies |
Last: 15 days ago by Buck Compton
thets easy, those already in the roundabout have the row.Aggie87 said:
That one was too easy. Here's a graduate level right of way challenge.
It depends on the type of roadway yellow is on, and the signaling/signage at the intersection.
If blue has a prohibitive sign, then obviously yellow has ROW.
If yellow is turning out if a business or driveway or alley, then yellow must yield to all traffic on the roadway, so blue has ROW.
If there is no signage or signaling, or equal signage or signaling, and they arrived simultaneously, then blue has the right of yellow, so blue has ROW.
If there is unequal signage or signaling, then standard intersection rules determine ROW.
If blue has a prohibitive sign, then obviously yellow has ROW.
If yellow is turning out if a business or driveway or alley, then yellow must yield to all traffic on the roadway, so blue has ROW.
If there is no signage or signaling, or equal signage or signaling, and they arrived simultaneously, then blue has the right of yellow, so blue has ROW.
If there is unequal signage or signaling, then standard intersection rules determine ROW.
62strat said:Aggie87 said:
That one was too easy. Here's a graduate level right of way challenge.
thets easy, those already in the roundabout have the row.
There are 6 roundabouts in that picture.
Aggie87 said:62strat said:Aggie87 said:
That one was too easy. Here's a graduate level right of way challenge.
thets easy, those already in the roundabout have the row.
There are 6 roundabouts in that picture.
Those 5 circles with arrows around them aren't roundabouts.
62strat said:Aggie87 said:62strat said:Aggie87 said:
That one was too easy. Here's a graduate level right of way challenge.
thets easy, those already in the roundabout have the row.
There are 6 roundabouts in that picture.
Those 5 circles with arrows around them aren't roundabouts.
Yeah they are. Someone coming in from the left lanes can enter that smaller roundabout and make an effective u-turn, or they can proceed into the larger central roundabout.
Yep. Fun in England! Mix it all in with driving on the other side of the road, and hope you don't find yourself in Swindon as an American.Aggie87 said:62strat said:Aggie87 said:62strat said:Aggie87 said:
That one was too easy. Here's a graduate level right of way challenge.
thets easy, those already in the roundabout have the row.
There are 6 roundabouts in that picture.
Those 5 circles with arrows around them aren't roundabouts.
Yeah they are. Someone coming in from the left lanes can enter that smaller roundabout and make an effective u-turn, or they can proceed into the larger central roundabout.