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Question 1: Since 25 March 2012 who has to give way?

A. Blue car

B. Red car

CORRECT.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, if you are turning right from the top of a T-intersection, cars turning from the bottom of the T-intersection must give way to you.

WRONG.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, if you are turning right from the top of a T-intersection, cars turning from the bottom of the T-intersection must give way to you.

Question 2: Since 25 March who has to give way?

A. Red car

B. Blue car

CORRECT.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, where two vehicles are facing each other at an intersection with no signs or signals or the same signs or signals (in this case Stop signs) a vehicle turning right must give way to a vehicle turning left.

WRONG.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, where two vehicles are facing each other at an intersection with no signs or signals or the same signs or signals (in this case Stop signs) a vehicle turning right must give way to a vehicle turning left.

Question 3: Since 25 March 2012 who has to give way?

A. Red car

B. Blue car

CORRECT.

There was no change to this give way rule. You should continue to give way to all vehicles that will cross your path from your right as you enter the roundabout.

WRONG.

There was no change to this give way rule. You should continue to give way to all vehicles that will cross your path from your right as you enter the roundabout.

Question 4: Since 25 March 2012 who has to give way?

A. Red motorcycle

B. Blue car

CORRECT.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, where two vehicles are facing each other at an intersection with no signs or signals (as in this case) or the same signs or signals, a vehicle turning right must give way to a vehicle turning left.

WRONG.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, where two vehicles are facing each other at an intersection with no signs or signals (as in this case) or the same signs or signals, a vehicle turning right must give way to a vehicle turning left.

Question 5: Since 25 March 2012 who has to give way?

A. Red car

B. Blue car

CORRECT.

This is one of the give way rules that changed. Now if you are exiting a driveway (including public driveways such as at a supermarket or hospital) you must give way to all traffic on the road. This rule works the same way as the new T-intersection rule. All vehicles entering or exiting a driveway must continue to give way to pedestrians on a footpath, or cyclists and pedestrians on a cycle path or shared path.

WRONG.

This is one of the give way rules that changed. Now if you are exiting a driveway (including public driveways such as at a supermarket or hospital) you must give way to all traffic on the road. This rule works the same way as the new T-intersection rule. All vehicles entering or exiting a driveway must continue to give way to pedestrians on a footpath, or cyclists and pedestrians on a cycle path or shared path.

Question 6: Since 25 March 2012 who has to give way?

A. Red cycle

B. Blue car

CORRECT.

There was no change to this give way rule. If you are leaving the path of a marked centre line at an intersection you must give way to vehicles following the centre line. This is because vehicles leaving the centre line are deemed to be turning, and vehicles following the centre line are deemed not to be turning. If you are turning at an intersection you must give way to vehicles not turning.

WRONG.

There was no change to this give way rule. If you are leaving the path of a marked centre line at an intersection you must give way to vehicles following the centre line. This is because vehicles leaving the centre line are deemed to be turning, and vehicles following the centre line are deemed not to be turning. If you are turning at an intersection you must give way to vehicles not turning.

Question 7: Since 25 March 2012 who has to give way?

A. Red car

B. Blue car

CORRECT.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, where two vehicles are facing each other at an intersection with no signs or signals or the same signs or signals (in this case green traffic signals) a vehicle turning right must give way to a vehicle turning left.

WRONG.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, where two vehicles are facing each other at an intersection with no signs or signals or the same signs or signals (in this case green traffic signals) a vehicle turning right must give way to a vehicle turning left.

Question 8: Since 25 March 2012 who has to give way?

A. Blue truck

B. Red car

CORRECT.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, where two vehicles are facing each other at an intersection with the same signs or signals or no signs or signals (as in this case) a vehicle turning right must give way to a vehicle turning left.

WRONG.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, where two vehicles are facing each other at an intersection with the same signs or signals or no signs or signals (as in this case) a vehicle turning right must give way to a vehicle turning left.

Question 9: Since 25 March 2012 who has to give way?

A. Red car

B. Blue car

CORRECT.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, where two vehicles are facing each other at an intersection with no signs or signals or the same signs or signals (in this case Give Way signs) a vehicle turning right must give way to a vehicle turning left.

WRONG.

This is one of the two give way rules that changed. Now, where two vehicles are facing each other at an intersection with no signs or signals or the same signs or signals (in this case Give Way signs) a vehicle turning right must give way to a vehicle turning left.

Thank you for completing the give way quiz. You correctly scored 0 out of 9.

What next?

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