Which statements about the junction blocking prohibition are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- On a priority road you may always stop on a junction, for any reason
- At a green light the blocking prohibition does not apply
- ✓ Turning left on a priority road you may wait on the junction for oncoming traffic
- ✓ You may only enter if you can drive straight through or clear it again quickly
- ✓ You may also stop on the junction to give way to a priority vehicle
Correct answer: Turning left on a priority road you may wait on the junction for oncoming traffic; You may only enter if you can drive straight through or clear it again quickly; You may also stop on the junction to give way to a priority vehicle
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- Only traffic turning left waiting for oncoming traffic falls under this exception
- The prohibition applies to everyone entering, even at green
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