Hello and good morning, I was in Schwetzingen yesterday and noticed the signage at this point: Nadlerstraße / Carl-Theodor-Straße The right-of-way continues to the right, but you are not allowed to turn right. However, this is obviously meant for the one-way street, which turns right immediately after the traffic light. There is no blue sign…
The bicycle is just about to arrive and the driver wants to turn right. Do I have to let him through?
So I'm quite sure that I have to let them go at 1 and 2 (because I'm signaling and it's basically a turn like normal (observe priority) 3 I think to myself that I don't have to let him cross, since I haven't turned yet, but am just about to. I think I have to…
Scenario 1: I leave the turning priority road to the RIGHT (cyclist wants to go straight ahead): Scenario 2: I follow the turning priority road (pedestrians in front): Scenario 3: I follow the turning priority road (pedestrians behind): Source: Google Maps In which scenario do I have to let the pedestrian cross? Only in scenario…
Hello, there's a very tight right-hand road where I've been taught to drive slightly to the right into the curve, even if I want to leave the right-hand road straight ahead. Why is this? Is it perhaps because the road is so narrow, requiring you to drive slightly into the curve to see the traffic…
I'm not using my turn signals here and am basically just driving straight ahead. And what does it look like if I just drive straight ahead?
Red: The car that wants to follow the turning priority road. Blue: cyclist who wants to go straight ahead and blue, pedestrians who want to cross the road.
If a vehicle coming from the right signals left, and a vehicle coming from the front wants to go straight and therefore doesn't signal, and I want to turn left, do I have the right of way over the vehicle coming from the front? If the following sign appears: 1002-20 Course of the priority road…