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The “right of way” refers to the road, and it must be yielded to the car stopped simultaneously to the right in the US uniform traffic code.
by projektfu 6y ago
The “right of way” refers to the road, and it must be yielded to the car stopped simultaneously to the right in the US uniform traffic code.
- ghaff 6y agoBe careful with reliance on what many would consider to be a fairly obscure right-of-way rule. More commonly if it's not clear someone just waves someone else through. It's like depending on people knowing obscure operator precedence :-)
- projektfu 6y agoFollowing my rule, you would always either yield or verify that they have yielded. Seeing a wave can be a good verification. The annoying thing from people not knowing the rule is the “Mississippi standoff” with two cars at a 4 way stop sign waving at each other and not moving. :)