Right of Way Rules Flashcards

You are on a dual carriageway and want to make a U-turn. When is this permitted?

Answer: Only at designated U-turn points

U-turns on dual carriageways are only permitted at designated U-turn points or openings in the central divider.

A vehicle is exiting a driveway onto the main road. Who has right of way?

Answer: Vehicles and pedestrians on the main road

Vehicles and pedestrians already on the main road have right of way. The vehicle exiting the driveway must wait for a safe gap.

When can you legally overtake on the left in Singapore?

Answer: When the vehicle ahead is turning right

You may overtake on the left when the vehicle ahead is signalling and positioned to turn right, and there is room to pass safely on the left.

At a zebra crossing with a central island, how should you treat each half?

Answer: As two separate crossings

A zebra crossing with a central island should be treated as two separate crossings. You only need to give way to pedestrians on your half.

A road has both a 'Stop' line and a 'Give Way' line marked. Which takes precedence?

Answer: Stop line

The Stop line takes precedence as it is a stricter requirement. You must come to a complete stop before proceeding.

Who has right of way in a car park?

Answer: Pedestrians walking in the car park

Pedestrians always have right of way in car parks. Drivers must exercise extreme caution and give way to people walking.