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Actually 1, 2, 3. You always give way to the right should you arrive at an intersection at the same time.

except they're driving on the right so they would give way to the left -

 

2,1,3

 

except there is a yield sign for 1. so it would be -

 

2,3,1

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2, 3, 1

 

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Actually 1, 2, 3. You always give way to the right should you arrive at an intersection at the same time.

 

 

Nope. Car 1 is required to give priority. There's a road sign indicating such. It's 2 - 3 - 1. 

 

 

no yield sign would = 2,1,3

 

This is the Hub, and nobody has blamed 4, 5 or even 6 yet??

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Just sent that to my wife. Life goal.

I've send it to my in-laws, they on holiday in the UK and nobody knows what they've been up to. Asked them where this picture of them were taken. [emoji850][emoji23]

 

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We drive on the right here and give way to traffic approaching from the right! But there is not much right side driving as roads are mostly one way and cyclists always have right of way even if they don't! And if you suck at parallel parking you're pretty effed! 

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Actually 1, 2, 3. You always give way to the right should you arrive at an intersection at the same time.

Uhm, that's a t intersection where car 2 and 3 would not have to stop or yield at all.

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Uhm, that's a t intersection where car 2 and 3 would not have to stop or yield at all.

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2, 3, 1

 

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The reason I say 2, 3, 1 is cause 2 is going straight, no stop no yield nada nothing, nr 1 is at a yield so he has to wait for nr 3 to turn first.

 

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