At a junction in Capelle aan den IJssel two drivers wait facing each other: you want to turn left, the other wants to turn right. Further along, a pedestrian is crossing the pedestrian crossing, in the direction the right-turner will pass. Statement: because right-turn wins over left-turn here, the right-turner also goes before that pedestrian.
True
False
Correct answer
False
Explanation
False — trap: right-turn-always-wins. 'Right-turn before left-turn' only settles the two turning drivers between themselves; the right-turner gives way to the pedestrian on the crossing, as in any turning situation (Book p.110-111).