When two cars are at an uncontrolled intersection, and one is making a left turn, which car is given the right-of-way?

When two cars are at an uncontrolled intersection, and one is making a left turn, which car is given the right-of-way?

• A. Car A only.
• B. Car A and then Car B.
• C. Car B and then Car A.
• D. Car B only.

Answer: (D)

In situations at uncontrolled intersections where one vehicle is making a left turn, the driver making the left turn must yield the right-of-way to oncoming traffic. This means that if Car A is turning left across the path of Car B, which is approaching from the opposite direction, Car B has the right-of-way and should be allowed to proceed straight through the intersection without stopping. Since the left-turning driver (Car A) has a responsibility to yield to oncoming traffic, Car B is prioritized in this scenario. This rule is designed to prevent accidents and ensure safe navigation through intersections. The emphasis is on the importance of awareness and yielding based on the motion of vehicles involved in the intersection.

In situations at uncontrolled intersections where one vehicle is making a left turn, the driver making the left turn must yield the right-of-way to oncoming traffic. This means that if Car A is turning left across the path of Car B, which is approaching from the opposite direction, Car B has the right-of-way and should be allowed to proceed straight through the intersection without stopping.

Since the left-turning driver (Car A) has a responsibility to yield to oncoming traffic, Car B is prioritized in this scenario. This rule is designed to prevent accidents and ensure safe navigation through intersections. The emphasis is on the importance of awareness and yielding based on the motion of vehicles involved in the intersection.