- Is the right to use certain part of the roadway when two or more users of the roadway want to use it at the same time. 1.Law requires you to give up.

- Is the right to use certain part of the roadway when two or more users of the roadway want to use it at the same time.

1. Law requires you to give up your right-of-way if you have the last clear chance of avoiding a crash.

2. Right of way is given by someone.

3. Never assume that others will give the right-of -way to you, even if you legally have the right-of-way.

4. Never demand or insist on taking the right-of-way.

Right of Way

Four Types of Intersections

a. uncontrolled

Right -of-Way at Intersections

Semi-controlled

c. Controlled with stop signs on all corners

RIGHT-HAND RULE: Drivers on the left should give the right-of-way to drivers on the right.

d. Signal-controlled

At uncontrolled or controlled and intersections with flashing red or broken signals lights, the first vehicle approaching or entering the intersection has the right-of -way.

ROUNDABOUTS

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Special Situations (right-of-way)

1. Yield to an emergency vehicle (police, fire, ambulance)- Move to the far right as possible

2. Yield to a blind person carrying a white cane or using a guide dog.

3. Yield to any pedestrians at crosswalks. This may mean stopping twice.

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4. Funeral Processions- Once the lead car enters the intersection the cars in the procession has the right of way.