the driver's handbook

Example 33
Driver B is
going straight
ahead and
giving way
to a vehicle
on the right
that is turning
right
Example 34
Driver B is
turning left
and giving
way to a
vehicle (A)
on the right
that is going
straight
ahead
Example 35
Driver B is
turning right
and giving way
to a vehicle (A)
on the right
that is turning
right into the
road the driver
is leaving
Example 36
Driver B gives
way when
turning at a
break in a
median strip
Example 37
Driver B gives
way when
turning at a
break in median
strip through a
crossover road
Giving Way when lines of traffic merge
If you are on a road where the traffic is merging from
two lines to one line, you must Give Way to a vehicle on
your left or right if any part of that vehicle is ahead
of your vehicle. This is called the Zip Merge (Example
38 – page 74).
The Zip Merge does not apply where lane lines are
marked between the vehicles and one lane is ending
(Example 39 – page 74) such as at the end of overtaking
lanes and when entering the freeway.
Giving Way when changing lanes
If you are driving on a multi-lane road and want to move
into another lane of traffic, either to your right or left,
you must first check that it is safe to change lanes, give
a change of direction signal clearly for long enough to
warn other road users, and Give Way to traffic in the
other lane (Examples 39 and 40 – page 74). This also
applies where the road is wide enough for two lines
of traffic but there are no lanes marked on the road
(Example 41 – page 74).
Giving Way when leaving a parking space
When leaving a parking space at the edge of the road
or moving off from the kerb, you must Give Way to any
vehicles, including motorcycles and bicycles, travelling
along the road. You must also give a change of
direction signal for at least five seconds to
warn other road users.
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