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Junctions & Right of Way — FTT Practice Questions

Junctions, roundabouts, turning, filtering, the keep-left rule, and who has priority.

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Junctions & Right of Way questions

Which of the following statements about signaling is correct?

Signaling is unnecessary when there are no vehicles near your vehicle.
Signaling your intention does not mean other drivers must give way to you. Correct answer
Signaling is not recommended because it warns other drivers to speed up and prevent your intended action.

A signal communicates intent; it does not create right of way. Signal early and still give way where required.

When a vehicle in front of you attempts to cut into your lane dangerously, what should be your response?

Since the other car cut into your lane without having the right of way, you should follow the same example in future.
Slow down safely and give way in order to prevent an accident. Correct answer
Since you have the right of way, you speed up and try to prevent it from cutting into your path.

When another vehicle cuts in dangerously, reduce speed safely and give space rather than asserting priority.

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