onajo2000:
Which car has the right of way? Not many people know!

When you’ve been on the road for a long time, driving becomes an extremely familiar habit.

You may think that you already know how to behave in most situations, and that you’ve already encountered all the problems of the road.

But let’s put this assumption to the test with an example from a real-life driving test.

Examining the provided image, we can observe a traffic scenario at a T-intersection.

In this situation, a pink car(A) is heading towards the intersection, accompanied by a yellow car(C) approaching from the right and a blue car(B) from the left.

The intentions of each vehicle are as follows: the pink car intends to make a left turn, the blue car plans to proceed straight, and the yellow car also wishes to make a left turn.

Don’t forget to take into account all the signs, traffic lights and other conditions that may influence this traffic situation.

Which car will go first?

B.first because is a highway ,
C.second because it can't be there blocking the high way. Then A because it's driving into the highway.

A should go first. B and C are already on a straight line. So both B and C have to wait first to let A go in order not to create confusion.

The writer didn't mention TLight ...just your answer

BCA.

That's the correct and sane order

sweetkev:
A should go first. B and C are already on a straight line. So both B and C have to wait first to let A go in order not to create confusion.

😁😁😁😁😂😅...God no go allow me drive close to you in Jesus name...the above na accident.

To people saying give way to the traffic on the left, this only applies to a roundabout and not a T-Junction as in this post. Thank you.

Please ensure to do B-->C--->A when you are driving at a T junction

onajo2000:
Which car has the right of way? Not many people know!

When you’ve been on the road for a long time, driving becomes an extremely familiar habit.

You may think that you already know how to behave in most situations, and that you’ve already encountered all the problems of the road.

But let’s put this assumption to the test with an example from a real-life driving test.

Examining the provided image, we can observe a traffic scenario at a T-intersection.

In this situation, a pink car(A) is heading towards the intersection, accompanied by a yellow car(C) approaching from the right and a blue car(B) from the left.

The intentions of each vehicle are as follows: the pink car intends to make a left turn, the blue car plans to proceed straight, and the yellow car also wishes to make a left turn.

Don’t forget to take into account all the signs, traffic lights and other conditions that may influence this traffic situation.

Which car will go first?

B, C, A

B, A, and then C.

Traffic lights should be installed. To answer your question.

onajo2000:
Which car has the right of way? Not many people know!

When you’ve been on the road for a long time, driving becomes an extremely familiar habit.

You may think that you already know how to behave in most situations, and that you’ve already encountered all the problems of the road.

But let’s put this assumption to the test with an example from a real-life driving test.

Examining the provided image, we can observe a traffic scenario at a T-intersection.

In this situation, a pink car(A) is heading towards the intersection, accompanied by a yellow car(C) approaching from the right and a blue car(B) from the left.

The intentions of each vehicle are as follows: the pink car intends to make a left turn, the blue car plans to proceed straight, and the yellow car also wishes to make a left turn.

Don’t forget to take into account all the signs, traffic lights and other conditions that may influence this traffic situation.

Which car will go first?

B then C and finally A

C::::Shalom

onajo2000:


If there is no traffic light?

Without traffic light,anyone can go first.
No right or wrong answer.

onajo2000:
Which car has the right of way? Not many people know!

When you’ve been on the road for a long time, driving becomes an extremely familiar habit.

You may think that you already know how to behave in most situations, and that you’ve already encountered all the problems of the road.

But let’s put this assumption to the test with an example from a real-life driving test.

Examining the provided image, we can observe a traffic scenario at a T-intersection.

In this situation, a pink car(A) is heading towards the intersection, accompanied by a yellow car(C) approaching from the right and a blue car(B) from the left.

The intentions of each vehicle are as follows: the pink car intends to make a left turn, the blue car plans to proceed straight, and the yellow car also wishes to make a left turn.

Don’t forget to take into account all the signs, traffic lights and other conditions that may influence this traffic situation.

Which car will go first?

The right of way applies

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onajo2000:
Which car has the right of way? Not many people know!

When you’ve been on the road for a long time, driving becomes an extremely familiar habit.

You may think that you already know how to behave in most situations, and that you’ve already encountered all the problems of the road.

But let’s put this assumption to the test with an example from a real-life driving test.

Examining the provided image, we can observe a traffic scenario at a T-intersection.

In this situation, a pink car(A) is heading towards the intersection, accompanied by a yellow car(C) approaching from the right and a blue car(B) from the left.

The intentions of each vehicle are as follows: the pink car intends to make a left turn, the blue car plans to proceed straight, and the yellow car also wishes to make a left turn.

Don’t forget to take into account all the signs, traffic lights and other conditions that may influence this traffic situation.

Which car will go first?

Car B enjoys right of way, followed by car C. Why? Car B and C are already on a highway, however car B is proceeding further on the highway while car C is exiting the highway. Car A is about to join the highway and poses no much danger on vehicle movement from its stationary position.

Definitely B now, I mean he owns the lane so he shouldn't stop for anything. Keep fit today and be on time with the oraimo smart watch, it's got so many amazing features to love it for.

Were are they going first

B-A-C

onajo2000:
B will go first

According to Traffic laws in the US, at a 3/ 4 way stop sign, the first car that arrived first, have the right of way. If they all arrived at the same time, the car on the right goes first, that is to say, they will communicate with eyes and whoever moves first, the rest allow him. Simoly put, the rule of yielding applies..

In a lawful country,
B
C
A, not sure about others,lol