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About Turning: right turn goes before oncoming left turn: which statement is correct?

  1. The 'right-turn before left-turn' rule applies to every oncoming driver, even one who is not turning but going straight ahead.
  2. ✓ The rule is not about who stood still first, but about which way each driver turns: the right-turner goes before the left-turner, regardless of waiting time.
  3. A right-turning driver always has priority and may always go first, even over straight-ahead traffic or pedestrians.
  4. A cyclist turning right while oncoming does not need to be given way to by the left-turning car — the rule only applies between cars.

Correct answer: The rule is not about who stood still first, but about which way each driver turns: the right-turner goes before the left-turner, regardless of waiting time.

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The rule is not about who stood still first, but about which way each driver turns: the right-turner goes before the left-turner, regardless of waiting time

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