the driver's handbook

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R O A d R U L E S
Example 27 shows a driver wishing to enter
a terminating road from a continuing road
at a modified T-intersection. Even if the road
is straight ahead, you must signal and Give
Way to all other road users on the continuing
road. Vehicle A is on the continuing road at all
times. Vehicle B is leaving the continuing road
to enter the terminating road. Vehicle B must
Give Way to vehicle A because it is turning
across the path of an oncoming vehicle.
Giving Way when doing a U-turn
You must Give Way to all vehicles and pedestrians
when doing a U-turn and a 3-point turn.
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Giving Way when turning or doing a
U-turn at a break in a median strip
You must Give Way to any vehicles on the roadway
of a divided road you are entering through a break
in a median strip (Example 36 – page 73). The
median strip might be a narrow grassed strip or
wide enough to require a short ‘crossover’ road
(Example 37 – page 73).
You must also Give Way to any oncoming vehicle
already in the break in the median strip that is
waiting to turn.
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Example 27
At this modified
t-intersection, the
driver of Vehicle B is
leaving the continuing
road to proceed
straight ahead on
the terminating
road. Driver B gives
way to Vehicle A
travelling through the
intersection on the
continuing road
Example 28
Driver B turning
right and giving way
to an oncoming
vehicle that is going
straight ahead on
the road the driver
is leaving
Example 29
Driver B is turning
right giving way
to an oncoming
vehicle (A) that
is turning left
into the road the
driver is entering
Example 30
Driver B is
turning right
and giving way
to a pedestrian
on the road
the driver is
entering
Example 31
Driver B is
turning left
and giving
way to a
pedestrian
on the road
the driver is
entering
Example 32
Driver B is going
straight ahead
giving way to a
vehicle (A) on
the right that is
going straight
ahead