I consider myself pretty onto it in terms of road rules, they all make sense to me and seem easy enough. Here is one intersection just down from my place where I'd be keen to see what the general consensus is.
Pretty much, these cars are technically on the same road as the centre line signifies. The red car is turning right off the main road into the side street and the blue car is going straight through into the side street. Or would you call that turning left off the main road as going "straight" signifies staying on the main road??
So who gives way?
I would be thinking that the red car has right of way as the blue car must give way to their right... What do you guys think? The other thought could be that since the blue car is going 'straight', they just go for it, but I don't like this idea as both cars are turning off the main road.
Opinions/Comments wanted!
EDIT:
Quoted from the road code:
"If you are turning at an intersection, give way to all vehicles not turning"
"If you are leaving the path of a marked centre line, you are turning. You must give way to vehicles that are following the centre line"
"If you are turning left at an intersection, give way to vehicles coming towards you that are turning right"
So from those three points, we have to say that the blue car is technically turning. They are definitely not turning right, so they must be turning left. Therefore, they must give way to the red car turning right.
Haha, guess I solved it myself!
Any disagreements? I'm keen to hear.
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