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Give Way Rules

You reach a cross intersection that has no signs and no traffic lights. To whom must you give way?

  • a.Vehicles approaching from your left
  • b.Vehicles approaching from your right
  • c.Nobody, because you have priority
  • d.Only trucks and buses

At an unmarked, uncontrolled intersection you must give way to any vehicle approaching from your right. (Road to Solo Driving)

Give Way Rules

You are turning right at an intersection. To whom must you give way?

  • a.Vehicles behind you
  • b.Pedestrians only
  • c.Oncoming vehicles going straight ahead or turning left
  • d.Nobody

A driver turning right must give way to oncoming vehicles that are going straight ahead or turning left, because they are not crossing your path from the side. (Road to Solo Driving)

Give Way Rules

As you approach a roundabout, another vehicle is already travelling around it. What must you do?

  • a.Give way to the vehicle already in the roundabout before you enter
  • b.Enter first because you arrived at the line
  • c.Give way only to vehicles on your left
  • d.Speed up to merge ahead of it

When entering a roundabout you must give way to any vehicle already in it. Signal left as you leave, where practical. (Road to Solo Driving)

Give Way Rules

At a T-intersection, which driver must give way?

  • a.The driver on the wider road
  • b.The faster driver
  • c.Neither driver has to give way
  • d.The driver on the road that ends (the terminating road)

At a T-intersection the driver on the road that ends must give way to all traffic on the continuing road. (Road to Solo Driving)

Give Way Rules

In central Melbourne a sign shows a hook turn is required. To make a hook turn to the right you should:

  • a.Turn right from the right-hand lane as usual
  • b.Move to the far left, wait in front of the intersection, then complete the right turn when the lights on the road you are entering turn green
  • c.Turn right against a red light
  • d.You cannot turn right at all

A hook turn is used in parts of central Melbourne so cars do not block trams. You wait at the far left of the intersection and complete the right turn when the lights for the road you are entering go green. (Road to Solo Driving)

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