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Who Has the Right of Way?

November 2, 2016 by Shea Denning

Two vehicles, one traveling east and the other traveling south, arrive at approximately the same time at an intersection that is not marked by traffic signs or lights. Which vehicle may enter the intersection first?

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Categories Motor Vehicles Tags 20-155, intersection, right of way, traffic circle 6 Comments
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I Bet You Think This Post Is about You . . . .

May 25, 2011September 28, 2009 by Shea Denning

This blog post was inspired by my lunchtime jog across campus last week, and, more specifically, by the driver of the car who sped toward me as I darted across the crosswalk on Raleigh Road.  You know who you are . . . Pedestrians have the right of way. It’s a mantra I used frequently … Read more

Categories Uncategorized Tags crosswalks, pedestrians, right of way, She'a lunchtime jog 5 Comments

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