You are driving a car and waiting at Give Way road markings at a T-junction, intending to turn right onto a major road. Arrange the following road users in the correct order of priority to proceed, from FIRST (highest priority) to LAST (lowest priority).
- 1A pedestrian who has started crossing the mouth of the side road you are emerging from
- 2A cyclist travelling straight ahead along the major road from your right
- 3A car approaching on the major road from your left, indicating to turn left into your side road
- 4Your car emerging from the side road to complete the right turn onto the major road
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The pedestrian crossing the mouth of the side road proceeds first, followed by the cyclist travelling straight ahead on the major road, then the car turning left into the side road off the major road, and finally your car emerging to complete the right turn.
According to the Highway Code (Rule H2 and junction priority rules), pedestrians crossing the mouth of a side road have priority over emerging vehicles. Next, road users continuing straight on the major road (the cyclist) have right of way over turning or emerging traffic. Vehicles turning off the major road have priority over traffic waiting behind Give Way markings on the minor road. Therefore, your car emerging and turning right must wait and proceed last.
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Highway Code hierarchy of road users and junction priority rules between minor and major roads
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