About Do not block the junction — even with priority: which statements are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- ✓ If you have to let a priority vehicle (blue flashing light and two-tone horn) go first, you may move onto or stand on the junction when that is needed to make room.
- Even a driver who wants to turn left on a priority road and waits for oncoming traffic must stay before the junction.
- ✓ The rule applies to everyone entering the junction, even on a green light: if the far side is at a standstill, you keep the passage clear and wait before it.
- If traffic beyond the junction is stuck, you may drive halfway onto the junction and wait there.
Correct answer: If you have to let a priority vehicle (blue flashing light and two-tone horn) go first, you may move onto or stand on the junction when that is needed to make room.; The rule applies to everyone entering the junction, even on a green light: if the far side is at a standstill, you keep the passage clear and wait before it.
Explanation
Waiting even halfway onto the junction still blocks the crossing traffic — wait before it, not on it
Why learners get this wrong
- This is exactly the named exception: turning left on a priority road you may wait on the junction for oncoming traffic
- Waiting even halfway onto the junction still blocks the crossing traffic — wait before it, not on it
Topic: Do not block the junction — even with priority
Read the rule: Core: Do not block the junction — even with priority
Sections
- Challenge: Do not block the junction — even with priority
- The model: Do not block the junction — even with priority
- Core: Do not block the junction — even with priority
- Why it matters: Do not block the junction — even with priority
- Active recall: Do not block the junction — even with priority
- Teach back: Do not block the junction — even with priority
- Memory hook: Do not block the junction — even with priority