Do you have to give way to the driver in front of you if you start moving from the parking lot at the same time?
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Explanation
Yes, you must give way. You are behind the wheel inside a car park (the P sign is visible on the right) with your left indicator on, while the dark car ahead has also signalled and is moving off at the same moment. Starting off is a manoeuvre and sits at the very bottom of the priority hierarchy: whoever moves off must first make sure the way is clear and that they obstruct no one. The two manoeuvres being simultaneous does not remove that duty — it simply means the other driver has exactly the same one. The trap is the word simultaneously: the mind reads it as neither of us is obliged, whereas it actually means both of us are, and in a car park with parked cars and pillars blocking the view, going first means accepting full responsibility.
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