A driver exiting a gas station must give right of way:
- To vehicles approaching from his left only.
- To vehicles driving fast.
- Correct answer: To all approaching vehicles on the roadway, from all directions.
- To vehicles approaching from his right only.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: To all approaching vehicles on the roadway, from all directions.
A driver exiting a gas station is entering a roadway that already has traffic, so they must give right of way to all vehicles approaching on the roadway, from all directions. The right-before-left rule applies at an intersection between equal roads, not when exiting from a side area. The speed of the approaching vehicle does not change this duty either, and you may enter the roadway only when it is safe.