Right of way

A T intersection with no signs

Q: Your road ends at a through road. Car B is travelling along the through road. Who has the right of way?

Car B, because your road ends and you are joining theirs. Traffic on a road that ends at another road must yield to traffic on the continuing road. The terminating road is the one joining, so its drivers give way. This holds even where nothing is posted, and it is the reason a T junction rarely needs a sign at all.

Look at the diagram, decide, then check yourself. The reasoning matters more than the answer, because the exam will ask the same rule with the cars in different places.

Your road ends at a through road. Car B is travelling along the through road. Who has the right of way?

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More right of way situations

Four way stop, simultaneous arrival

You and car B stop at the same instant. Who goes first?

Uncontrolled intersection

Neither road has a sign or a signal. Car B is approaching from your left. Who yields?

Left turn on solid green

You have a solid green light and want to turn left. Car B is coming straight towards you, also on green. What do you do?

Roundabout entry

You are approaching a roundabout and car B is already going round it. What should you do?

All 8 scenarios