Match each UK road priority scenario to the correct Highway Code rule and required driver action.
- Turning from a main road into a side road when a pedestrian is waiting to cross the junctionGive way and allow the pedestrian to cross before making your turn
- Waiting to turn right at a yellow box junction when your exit road is completely clear but oncoming traffic blocks your turnEnter the box and wait stationary until a gap in oncoming traffic allows you to complete the turn
- Emerging from a private driveway or property entrance onto an active public roadGive way to all approaching vehicles and pedestrians on the main road before joining traffic
- Approaching a mini-roundabout at the same time as another vehicle approaching from your immediate rightGive way to the vehicle on the right before entering the roundabout
Cevap
Turning into a side road matches giving way to the pedestrian; Waiting to turn right at a yellow box junction with a clear exit matches entering and waiting in the box for oncoming traffic to clear; Emerging from a private driveway matches giving way to all road users on the public road; Approaching a mini-roundabout matches giving way to the vehicle approaching from the right.
Each match correctly reflects UK Highway Code regulations: Rule H2 requires drivers turning into junctions to yield to pedestrians crossing or waiting to cross; Rule 174 allows waiting in a box junction when turning right with a clear exit; private property egress requires yielding to all public highway traffic; and Rule 185 mandates giving way to traffic from the right at mini-roundabouts.
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Highway Code priority rules and right-of-way obligations across diverse junction and road access scenarios
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