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People turning right have the same right-of-way as people going straight through an intersection. No they don't, They must come to a complete stop and yield to
by dec0dedab0de 10y ago
People turning right have the same right-of-way as people going straight through an intersection.
No they don't, They must come to a complete stop and yield to all traffic, including people turning left. At least in NJ, I don't know about other states.
http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/pdf/Manuals/drivermanual.pdf http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/pdf/Manuals/drivermanual.pdf
- zebrafish 10y agoor someone who comes from your front mau turn left? so I guess you're right in the scenario that one direction has a green light with no green arrow and the opposite direction has a red light, but how often does that scenario exist? If both directions have a green light, left-turners yield to right-turners because of traffic behind the right-turners and stop signs are always turn based.
- mnarayan01 10y agoI believe the GP is saying that they have the same right-of-way as if they were going straight. Admittedly, the difficulty in talking about this stuff precisely does leave me wondering if some people ITT are total menaces on the roads.