a parked car), drivers in the lane next to the left lane must also give way.The bus driver must exercise due care and only move out if it is safe.You must give way to all trains or trams on or approaching from any direction at level crossings. Please avoid visiting a Customer Service Centre unless your matter is urgent. When a car is turning left onto a main road, and another car is waiting to make a u turn into the same direction of traffic, who gives way? Change 1: The left-turn versus right-turn rule. a car sharing with a bicycle, or two motorcycles, you must give way to the other vehicle if you move left or right within the lane.Please tell us why (but don't leave your personal details here - Receive Road rule related updates direct to your inbox. merging into freeway traffic.When you are zip merging, you must give way to a vehicle which has any part of its vehicle ahead of yours.Zip merging is when two rows of vehicles merge into one, and there are no lines marked on the road.You are not zip merging if you cross any lines marked on the road. Doing thusly, neither vehicle crosses over the other's path, and
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You must also give a right turn signal.If you are turning at an intersection, you must give way to any pedestrian who is crossing the road you are turning into (Examples 30 and 31). Refer to this image for a visualization. This also applies to bike lanes and where the road is wide enough for two lines of traffic but there are no lanes marked on the road (Example 41).When driving into or out of a road-related area (such as a driveway or car park - see Glossary) or adjacent land, you must give way to all vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians on the road, footpath or road-related area (Examples 42 and 43).You must give way to a police or emergency vehicle with a warning siren sounding or displaying red and/or blue flashing lights to ensure that it is provided with a clear and uninterrupted passage.You must Give Way to any vehicles already on the roundabout. It is a promotion for MyLearners. If you are driving within the same lane as another vehicle, e.g. The road that ends is marked by a line in the centre of the road and Give Way or Stop signs or lines. Remember to look out for bicycle riders at roundabouts. You must also give a change of direction signal for at least five seconds to warn other road users.You must give way to any vehicles on the roadway of a divided road you are entering through a break in a median strip (Example 36). If you are proceeding straight ahead and a pedestrian is intending to cross the road, you must drive with due care and attention and, if necessary, take action to avoid a collision. (Example 23) . If you and an oncoming vehicle are turning right at an intersection both cars should pass in front of each other. If you are facing the stop or give way signs or lines you must give way to all vehicles on the continuing road.If you are turning into a two-way road that is divided by a median strip, the Give Way or Stop sign applies for the whole intersection.If turning from the centre of the divided road, you must obey the signs on the road you are turning from.If there is no sign, you must give way to all traffic when you enter the road from the break in the median strip.You must give way to all vehicles and pedestrians when you enter or leave the road from a driveway or adjacent land.You must give way to all vehicles travelling on the road when you enter the traffic stream from a parked position, or through a break in a median strip.You must give way to vehicles in the lane or line of traffic, when you change from a lane marked with lines, to another.This rule applies when crossing over any broken line on the road showing that the lane ends, e.g. When turning at an intersection, you must give way to: Oncoming vehicles going straight ahead. How to drive through single-lane and multi-lane roundabouts is described in more detail in the following section. I encounter this situation almost daily.