How should you conduct yourself at an exit from a premises or from an access road to a house, when you are about to enter or cross the road?
- Give way to the vehicles that are driving away from you in the road you are about to enter.
- The rules for giving “right-of-way” in such an exit are identical to those that apply in the case of an intersection.
- You must give way to vehicles coming from the right only.
- Correct answer: Give-way to the approaching vehicles in the road you are about to enter.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Give-way to the approaching vehicles in the road you are about to enter.
Leaving premises or a house access road is not an intersection, so the give-way-to-the-right rule does not apply. The driver coming out must give way to all vehicles approaching on the road, from both directions, and enter only when it is clear. Vehicles that are driving away are not on a collision course, so there is no need to give way to them.