Right of Way Rules Flashcards
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At an uncontrolled intersection in Singapore, which vehicle generally has the right of way?
Answer: The vehicle on the right
In Singapore, at an uncontrolled intersection, you should give way to traffic approaching from your right.
When entering a roundabout in Singapore, you must give way to whom?
Answer: Vehicles on your right already in the roundabout
When entering a roundabout in Singapore, give way to traffic already on the roundabout approaching from your right, as traffic flows clockwise.
An emergency vehicle with flashing lights and siren is approaching from behind. What should you do?
Answer: Pull over to the left and stop
You must move to the left and stop to give way to emergency vehicles. Never speed up or block their path.
At a junction controlled by a police officer, whose directions take priority?
Answer: The police officer's directions
A police officer's directions always take priority over traffic lights, signs, and road markings when they are actively directing traffic.
When two vehicles reach a narrow bridge from opposite ends simultaneously, who should give way?
Answer: The vehicle going downhill
The vehicle going downhill should give way to the vehicle going uphill, as it is harder for the uphill vehicle to stop and restart.
At a T-junction with no signs or markings, who has right of way?
Answer: The vehicle on the major road (top of the T)
Vehicles on the through road (top of the T) have priority. The vehicle emerging from the minor road must give way.
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