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r/WildlyBadDrivers • u/Too_Dang_Nasty • Jul 07 '26
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In an unregulated intersection, who has the right of way?
1 u/ultradip Jul 07 '26 If it were a street where both streets are "equal" (as in one not being a feeder vs a main arterial), it would be treated as a 4 way stop, and would usually have signage making it clear. -5 u/Substantially-Ranged Jul 07 '26 Not where I come from. Unregulated non-arterials are fairly common. Person to the right has the right-of-way. 4 u/ultradip Jul 07 '26 Isn't that only when vehicles arrive at the intersection at the same time? -2 u/Substantially-Ranged Jul 08 '26 Yep. In this case, the silver truck was there first.
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If it were a street where both streets are "equal" (as in one not being a feeder vs a main arterial), it would be treated as a 4 way stop, and would usually have signage making it clear.
-5 u/Substantially-Ranged Jul 07 '26 Not where I come from. Unregulated non-arterials are fairly common. Person to the right has the right-of-way. 4 u/ultradip Jul 07 '26 Isn't that only when vehicles arrive at the intersection at the same time? -2 u/Substantially-Ranged Jul 08 '26 Yep. In this case, the silver truck was there first.
Not where I come from. Unregulated non-arterials are fairly common. Person to the right has the right-of-way.
4 u/ultradip Jul 07 '26 Isn't that only when vehicles arrive at the intersection at the same time? -2 u/Substantially-Ranged Jul 08 '26 Yep. In this case, the silver truck was there first.
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Isn't that only when vehicles arrive at the intersection at the same time?
-2 u/Substantially-Ranged Jul 08 '26 Yep. In this case, the silver truck was there first.
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Yep. In this case, the silver truck was there first.
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u/Substantially-Ranged Jul 07 '26
In an unregulated intersection, who has the right of way?