Are you obligated to give way to a passenger car if you intend to make a right turn at an intersection?
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Correct answer Not obligated.
Explanation
Not obligated — a right turn does not cross the oncoming car's path. On the post to your right the light is green and a Give Way sign with a major-road plate sits just beneath it, but while a traffic light is working, priority signs have no force, so it is the green light that governs. Turning right you hug the right edge and enter the road on the right; unlike a left turn, a right turn never cuts across oncoming traffic. You are not free of all duties, though: you must give way to pedestrians crossing the road you turn into and to cyclists on your right, and keep the turn tight to the kerb so that no one slips through on your right.
Topic
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