CBR - Priority and Giving Way
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Intersection
Intersection or junction of roads. At an intersection it is possible to change direction.
What is this junction called?
Normal intersection
What is this intersection called?
T-junction
What intersection is this?
Y-junction or fork
What intersection is this?
Staggered Intersection / Bayonet Intersection
Giving Way
Allow other vehicles to pass first before proceeding
How is giving priority indicated?
If the priority at an intersection is not regulated by signs, markings on the road surface or traffic lights. On equivalent roads, drivers give right of way to drivers on the right.
Who has priority here?
The Motorcyclist
What are the two exceptions to giving way?
Drivers give priority to tram drivers, and drivers on unpaved roads give right of way to drivers on the left and right on a paved road.
What does sign B-6 mean?
Priority triangle. You must give right of way to drivers on the intersecting road.
What does sign B-1 mean?
You are riding on a priority road
What does sign B-2 mean?
End of priority road
How often is the priority road sign repeated?
The sign for the priority road is repeated within the built up area before, and outside the built up area at every intersection.
What does B-3 sign mean?
Priority Intersection
What does sign B-4 mean?
Priority Intersection. Side road on the left
What does sign B-5 mean?
Priority Intersection. Side road on the right.
What does sign B-7 mean?
Stop and give way to drivers on the intersecting road.
Who has to give way here?
The motorcyclist
Should you give way to the pedestrian?
No, because they are not a driver on the intersecting road
Do you have to give way to the pedestrian?
No. You must give way to drivers on the right. A pedestrian is not a driver
Who is allowed to go first?
The red car, because the white car is coming from an unpaved road.
Who has priority here?
The tram
Who has priority here?
The Car. The driver of the car must give way right of way to all drivers on the intersecting road.
Should you give right of way to the cyclist?
Yes. The cyclist coming from the right has priority over the lesson car.
How is the right of way regulated here?
Drivers approaching from the right have the right of way. This raised intersection is a normal equivalent intersection.
Turning Off: Blind Spot
The area next to and diagonally behind the vehicle that you cannot see through the mirrors.
Turning Off: Giving way. Who is allowed to go first?
The lesson car. The lesson car has the short turn, therefore the driver of the blue car must let the learner car go first.
Who should give way to you if you continue on the priority road?
Drivers coming from the right and from the opposite direction only.
Who is allowed to go first?
The horse.
Why is this the correct right of way?
You and the motorcyclist must yield to intersecting road drivers. The moped takes priority over the cyclist as it continues on the same road, while you have right of way over the cyclist since the motorcyclist is turning. Order: Moped, cyclist, you, motorcyclist
Who is allowed to go first?
The Cyclist
Which part is called the blindspot?
B. In part B, the driver does not have a direct view.
Who is allowed to go first?
The Cyclist, because they are continuing along the divergent priority road. The vehicle is turning off this priority road, and therefore must give way to the cyclist.
What is the correct order of priority?
White , Red , Motorcycle
Who is allowed to go first?
Blue car, as it is driving on a priority road
Should you give right of way to the pedestrian?
Yes
What is the correct order of priority?
Red, Motorcyclist, white. You and the motorcyclist must give way to the red car on the main road.
What is the correct order of priority?
Red Moped, White Car, motorcycle, cyclist
Should you give right of way to the cyclist?
Yes
Who is allowed to go first?
The Motorcyclist
Giving Way: Once at the Intersection, the following rules apply
You must give way to oncoming traffic on the same road, including pedestrians
You must give way to through traffic, next to you or behind you including pedestrians
Short turn before long turn. if two oncoming drivers want to go the same way, the right turn takes the shorter path, so it goes first.
A turning tram has right of way over all traffic.
Divergent priority road
Straighten it in your head: if you stay on the priority road, keep priority; if you leave it, give way.
What does B-4 with supplementary plate mean?
Divergent priority to the right with one side road