Trick Question: Which CAR Should PASS The Intersection FIRST? USA Driving Tests and Road Rules

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[@KingArtexerxes]

You should all get out of your vehicle and do rock, paper, scissors to determine who goes first. Then the remaining 2 do it again to see who goes second.

[@larsnystrom6698]

No, when there are only two cars, the trafic rules apply. But they are 3 persons. The rules for rock, paper, scissors doesn't work so well for three. And if they play it two at a time, which two starts? No, better to fool the two others to step out of their cars to play, and then you drive. Problem solved!

[@chetthejet3896]

MrCatBrat That is great dumb answer for a very dumb question. I am glad this guy did not teach me how to drive.

[@SmokyMountainPrepper]

I am betting that you were the class cut up. It shows.

[@alessandroandrenacci2372]

@@larsnystrom6698 To pass or not to pass ... this is the problem ...

[@kathsaunders9819]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😜

[@roberto.peterson9917]

Would say depends on which car arrived at intersection first

[@bobbylee2853]

All at once, as it always happens.😅

[@StefanVeenstra]

Which can be quite ambiguous.

[@patriciaduncan2146]

Agree

[@goodluck1800]

@@bobbylee2853 blue car

[@jamieg6432]

@@goodluck1800 you’d think the red car since his road is bigger wouldn’t it be considered the main road in this situation

[@whuwhaaa2]

If you live in PA, it literally doesn't matter if its uncontrolled or not. We all just stop and have a 30 minute discussion about who should proceed first at every kind of intersection. Once who chosen who should go first, that person then picks someone else to go first and they go instead.

[@theylovetwo4726]

😂😂 This.

[@dcgo44r]

Then it goes to the ballots!

[@SlimHandle]

I'd be happy with this. It gives me attention for 30 minutes of my week 😀

[@stighaaland5357]

Usually you have eye contact, and you just agree on who goes first. That is how we learnt it.

[@norseman5041]

The name indicate that you are Norwegian, if that is so, you must have a very old drivers' education. Eye contact is absolutely not a ''insurance card'' The yield to the car right off of you comes to ply here. The white car goes first then the read and lastly the green.

[@stighaaland5357]

@@norseman5041 Lol

[@kjellg6532]

@@norseman5041 Hæ? Why the white car first? Because of the colour of the car? Size of driver? Time of day?

[@norseman5041]

@@kjellg6532 Because of the color of the car, white goes first. LMFAO yeah, I might have been too quick on this one.

[@apaulmcdonough2170]

@@norseman5041 the Blue Car is to the RIGHT of the White Car

[@mhijodediosmrm7989]

I haven't finished watching this video yet, but I believe that it would be decided by mutual agreement.

[@lupoellison7391]

The red one is on a bigger road so it could be the first, then the blue, then the white. But without a stop, it's better to stop your car and wait for common agreement.

[@JaakJacobus]

The law only mentions that for uncontrolled roads one has to yield to the right. No matter the size of the road, car or ego. Part of the responsibility here is with the road designer. It looks like an access road and two roads that go around a block. If so the two roads around should be one way. No more conflicts.

[@alessandroandrenacci2372]

Lupo Ellison ... the bigger road i think is an optical trick ... Someone has got a metric stripe ?

[@oldslowcoach]

@@alessandroandrenacci2372 but the building shown at the top seems to indicate a parking lot situation

[@pauljanssen7594]

If drivers are paying attention the rule of thumb is whoever comes to a complete stop first is the one first not always people play by the rules you have to be careful and not everybody pays attention they're even on their cell phone or they're smoking medical marijuana in their car. I'm usually not in a rush always let the bad drivers go first.

[@StLouisBear]

If they've been smoking they are more likely to yeild to both cars.

[@kfelix2934]

@pauljanssen7594 Your logic would seem freaspoonable but if a accidengt happens, the officer are going to look at where cars since he/she is not going to determine who arrive 1st but where the cars where at the time of the accident.

[@dcgo44r]

@BL Alleymost likely.. But yeah a full stop (4 seconds) on the line, passing slightly the line or before wich can't be more than the previous vehicle length. If so you have to stop again by the linel! If its a close call who got first, then agree with drivers who goes!

[@memyname1771]

If they are smoking medical marijuana in their car, they should not be driving. I'm only drinking the brandy for medicinal purposes, officer.

[@robertschmidt9296]

The simple way to solve this dilemma is that all three drivers get out and flip coins. The odd one goes first and then the driver on the right.

[@jeffharper7579]

But they have to put their phones down first😆. I know sad but true.

[@davidorr6627]

Absolutely not. The correct solution is a 3-way paper-scissors-rock competition.

[@billh.1940]

​@@jeffharper7579 yes, but they never do.

[@sonnyca]

My first instinct would be to treat it as a 3-way stop sign even if there isn’t one. If I had to pick one of the four options, I’d say #4.

[@cliffm8112]

White car.

[@AwoudeX]

Countries like mine have practically removed all stop signs and weren't lazy about creating a road system that required as few stop signs as possible and try maintain traffic flow and safety at the same time... USA sucks in some regards, sorry for spitting facts.

[@enriquefernandezp3052]

1 The red car. Because the red car is on a wider road than the other two and main roads take precedence over secondary roads. Another rule that applies is that a car entering a zone takes precedence over those cars leaving it (the white and blue cars are inside next to the building). In case the three roads are of the same relevance and in a similar location, the car that stopped first has the priority and then the car to the right goes second.

[@stighaaland5357]

Lol no.

[@PaulA-ul2vd]

You're dumb. White car. Allows more room for green car then leaves room for red car. People are just too dumb to use logic.

[@tgp-rq2wi]

@@stighaaland5357 yes

[@ottie1954]

Tanti auguri

[@SabentHD]

@tgp7201 And do we have confirmation on this made up sinario of the author recognizing it is indeed? Or may it be angle / perception of how it looks?

[@trestianb]

a common accurance of this is when you are 2 cars coming at a cross intersection from opposite directions and you both turn left. Happens very often. Sometimes you just have to be able to work with the others on the road.

[@AwoudeX]

turning left? no problem, just turn before you cross paths and you both can continue. Didn't think of this? Probably because your road system is still in the 1950s style?

[@smallfootprint2961]

The car who arrives to a clear stop first (rocks back) goes first. You have to get with it, and get going. If you sit and wait to make sure everyone is doing it right, you gum up the works. Be prepared to stop, and proceed with caution, of course.

[@sanfransoho]

In reality, I would stop and let the other cars drive. But I would say 4 is correct 😕 All other option are canceled out through left before right rule.

[@mlester3001]

Number 4. In a case like this, I observe closely who arrives first, as it is highly unlikely that all three cars will arrive precisely at the same time. First come first serve. I wait for the car who arrives first to pass through first, the car on his left next, and then the last car last.

[@alessandroandrenacci2372]

Ok, but ... what happens if the first is asking to the second ... the way ( just to say ) ? When you get there, you can't pass as a first, you have to wait untill one of them decides to start, but you don't know which was the first ... so ... be patient ... they need time ... One is old and deaf, he cannot understand so easily ... he renew his driving licence when he was ok ... 🤣🤣🤣 ( just for joking, of course ... )

[@juanm45]

yeah either common agreement or just let the more aggressive driver go through first. if they're all aggressive drivers then shiitttt. i know I'm going first.

[@davidstephenson4452]

My "rule of thumb" was always - "The one with the biggest wheels wins".

[@billh.1940]

Bigger wins ok. For safety I wait and wave the others though. It is better then having accidents.

[@psdaengr911]

I yield to the youngest driver/sportiest car ( the least predictable). I'm usually the oldest driver in the oldest, best maintained car (18 years and counting).

[@kennyfordham6208]

Simple, since all three vehicles are turning left, they can hug their respective left shoulders, and they all can turn left, without stopping.

[@MENSA.lady2]

In the UK we use a headlight flash to indicate "I am giving way " an idea the USA should adopt.

[@daneenmurf1043]

I dont ever trust the headlight flash because it could mean "giving way " or it could mean "coming through fast "

[@joyelmes7814]

No wonder there are so many accidents. Lots of people interpret this differently.

[@Heathen.Deity.]

Here in the UK we simply don’t have cretinous junctions like this. Problem solved.

[@mandlas.4305]

In real life, there is no intersection like this one without either a stop 🛑 sign or a yield sign.

[@solidsnaker1992]

There's quite a few of them where I live that have none

[@MarcusVinicius116]

In France there are numerous. And always a moment of doubt on which car must drive first.

[@patrickoconnor7890]

He doesn't mention that all cars arrived at the same time until after you make your choice

[@norseman5041]

Completely wrong, there are many places with this intersection types that it looks like a Y change noting, make it a T and see if that help you with the deception. The yield to the right comes to ply if there are no stop signs or lights.

[@jeffharper7579]

Me too way too many but most people are curious here where I live.

[@thomasjamison2050]

I live in Rhode Island. Unless there is a stop light, traffic can only move by consensus regardless of who has a stop sign or who got their first. It's not the law, just the custom. Providence RI in particular has a plethora of two way streets that are too narrow for two cars to pass each other at the same time, so drivers are conditioned to working everything out with each other nearly all the time. Of course, that doesn't mean that some people can be jerks once in a while.

[@williampennjr.4448]

I live in NY so the idea that all 3 would be using their turn signals is laughable. The fastest car has the right of way.

[@radarmusen]

I always had this example in my head thinking self driving cars going in a infinity loop, passing there turn to the next car.

[@sorellman]

All cars must give right of way. As a result, it has to be common agreement.

[@mlt6322]

I haven't started watching yet and I would say the red car goes first because it has the best view of what's around the turns. The other 2 have restricted vision around the corner of the building and should exercise caution before turning.

[@GRBtutorials]

In an ideal world, this would be a deadlock solved by common agreement. In the real world, the most aggressive driver would pass first.

[@jb5music]

Another slight error. The red one and the white one only have to make 70° turns and it's depicted in the arrow that's drawn. But the blue one has to make a full 90° turn but the blue arrow drawn still only shows a 70° angle. Like some sort of intentional trickery.

[@karenharris3183]

blue car must stop , unless he wants to hit white car. . Red car has to yield . So to me the white car shall be first to go. But ya I am wrong.. In drive school now. still learning.

[@DurgaDas96]

I would basically stop and wave the person on my right to go while I wait. I suppose there is the letter of the law, but it really comes down to common curtesy.

[@a3sully]

All 3 having a turn signal on is very unlikely here. Better chances of winning the lottery than seeing this scenario. Lucky if one of the three would have it on.

[@solidsnaker1992]

That was my thought when I saw it, always somebody that doesn't know how to use their signals

[@virgiliod.9436]

In the Philippines, There is unwritten rule the most expensive and better maintained car should cross first. If that is violated you will receive an angry horn noise and maybe some swearing. An exception is if any of the three vehicles is a tricycle(motorcycle with a side cab) will initiate to go first because no one would dare to cause an accident to that type of vehicle because he can't afford to pay for any damages to both of your vehicles.

[@roselynytac1108]

😂

[@lunluong4235]

Put a roundabout in the middle like the uk.

[@riazhassan6570]

Add to the confusion. Roundabouts are troublemakers. A traffic signal of a special three-way kind is indicated.

[@lunluong4235]

@@riazhassan6570 It is only troublesome if you don’t know how to use it. Roundabouts reduces accidents and delays if drivers use them properly. US drivers are not used to drive around a roundabout, they like to drive straight.

[@riazhassan6570]

@@lunluong4235 Yes, with the big ‘if.’ Mostly, people ignore the protocols, especially when there is heavy traffic. Lights are irritating, but they regulate intersections reasonably well. Of course, accidents can and will happen, regardless of the system

[@member888lb]

Whoever gets to the intersection first has right of way, however if this was in Las Vegas then each car would speed to get there first and the result would be a heinous 3-car wreck.

[@susaneberstein1432]

if im one of the driver, i let them pass before i proceed

[@kokoilie]

I remember asking a question about a similar (practically the same but with 4 way intersection) question while I was doing my driver's ed. The answer was "in such case the most insolent goes 1st". Personally I'd wait for the other drivers to sort it out unless someone gestures for me to go.

[@psdaengr911]

Back in the olden days the answer to a 4-way tie was "North goes first". But today too few people know which way is North.

[@reiniernn9071]

@@psdaengr911 North - east or north - west? When there is no real north road....

[@omegabulldog5001]

Everyone pulls out their guns;- The bigger one move first! 🤣 Jokes aside, wouldn't it be easier to have a roundabout in junctions like this? I mean, we in Southeast Asia has been using roundabouts for a pretty long time and it works.

[@rupeshchoudhary9237]

awesome

[@georgeemil3618]

Ok, roundabouts. But which driver will start the reconstruction of this intersection first?

[@omegabulldog5001]

@@georgeemil3618 well, in my country, at the roundabout, give way to the oncoming car from the right and any vehicle already in the roundabout has precedent. I guess in this case, it's giving way to the guy on the left or whichever who entered the roundabout first

[@georgeemil3618]

@@omegabulldog5001 I have driven in roundbouts in Portugal. Having roundabouts somewhere else doesn't help any of these three cars resolve what to do here.

[@omegabulldog5001]

@@georgeemil3618 I think in this case it will be up to driver's courtesy. Otherwise it's stalemate.

[@LucidDreamer54321]

In the US, everyone stops and they have a gunfight. The survivor goes through the intersection.

[@mailer99]

White

[@psdaengr911]

I chose #4, because I was taught that most rules of the road are institutionalized politeness. So when in doubt it's better to be polite than "righf you look at the situation very carefully, you'll notice that the front end of the blue car is actually at the intersection while the other two are are a half-car back from it, using their entry roads as the metric. So so rationally, the blue car being "there first" should go first, then the white, then red. That's the way that many drivers think. But from experience I'd yield to the white sports coupe, because the driver is more likely to be younger, more aggressive, less predictable. That's defensive driving, not DVM driving.

[@karenharris3183]

white car.

[@motleyassortment5512]

Car to right of each driver goes first. If I am in the red car, silver/ white car goes first. Then my red car turns left, after me the blue car turns left.

[@wahidaayu9300]

That's what I was thinking.

[@ceska3075]

exactly

[@Edsbar]

I would judge it so I arrive before or after the other vehicles, by slowing or increasing speed, that way they get clear priority of which one goes first and I get a clear junction. I doesn't need to be a conflict if drivers think ahead a little.

[@rhino4107]

The 3 cars will very unlikely arrive at the same time. For me, from far away I will slow down to let the other two arrive the intersaction first.

[@Dobviews]

In this instance I would almost always signal to the other car to let them go ahead. In most parking lots the red car would be coming into the lot and would have right of way and the other two would have stop signs and be considered cross traffic.

[@mantiroots4570]

In my opinion Better to stop first and watch others reactions and respond safely when traffic is free or safe🤔🤝 option 4

[@miloserus]

Just add a stop sign on every exit. This would lead to the development of a town, and later a big city. A few years later they would add traffic lights. Then it would devolve into a town, and a ghost town. Rinse and repeat.

[@RobertSmith-sh3ke]

The main road, larger/more lanes (so whomever enters the intersection first). Red white blue

[@Vipre-]

It's number 4. It's almost always number 4 in these scenarios. Though there is solid reasoning behind white going first as blue is the only one making a 90 degree turn which puts white to the right of red with both making 45's.

[@alansach8437]

By the time you figure all that out.....crash! In most cases, if they all got there at the same time, they would all stop and agree through waves or hand gestures who goes first. That's how it would work in the real world.

[@RafiGish]

You making up your own imaginary traffic rules huh?

[@MrRandycrum]

If you unravel this knot a bit, you will see that all three cars may make a "tangent turn". This is legal as far as I know at least in some states. To make a "tangent turn" pass to the left of the vehicle instead of crossing in frount and then turning left. To visualize this easier, imagine each car in the picture shifted to the left of the road. Then they simply take a left turn. Of course it would not be legal to start from this visualized position, but you get the idea. Using the tangent turn, there is no need for any order to be considered.

[@pwhnckexstflajizdryvombqug9042]

Like a roundabout? You could do that but the small distances make it someone impractical.

[@jamesalles139]

It is a matter of waving, whoever waves someone else on first will get waved back at to go. Then you go, even though you waved someone else on.

[@CdA_Native]

To me, the "road" under the red car seems to be a main entry road, maybe into an office complex or shopping area. Therefore, cars on the entry road would have the right of way, then the blue car, then the white car.

[@946towguy2]

1) Cars exiting have right of way over cars entering. 2) It is a 45-45-90 intersection and the blue car is making a 90 left, so does not have right of way over either. The white car is on the right side of the y and thus has right of way over the red car. Therefore, the order is white, red, blue.

[@GTDpowah]

1. Blue 2. Red 3. White I am not a 100% sure for USA rules of the road but where I live, the car that is on your right has the right of way, if there are no traffic signs on the intersection.

[@ociawilliams2471]

I have never experience an uncontrolled intersection outside of a mall parking lot. Otherwise, there is always a stop sign, roundabout, or traffic light.

[@LogitechXibanga]

@Kendrick's Driving Tests the correct answer is blue white and red, you must yield always to the right, starting at 12:00 o'clock and go clockwise theres no such thing as mutual agreement in driving rules. Have a nice day

[@blizzbee]

I'd always be happy to go the last in such situation. I would show my hand to signal that they can go first.

[@ashratempel5094]

Red, white and blue

[@memyname1771]

While the answer given is how it is decided, the white and blue cars should really consider their entrance to the intersection as having implied yield signs due to the building obstructing their view of the other roads. The red car is the only one with an unobstructed view of all three roads, and therefore should have right of way. Properly mark the intersection and place yield signs in front of the white car and the blue car.

[@benjaminchang1382]

Usually, people can see who stopped first should go first as it is not possible they come and stop exactly at the same time.

[@xxxlmagneto]

Standoff situation, everyone has someone on the right side, someone has to step down first, inform the others to give the others a chance to get ahead 4 By common agreement !

[@maggieb5326]

It seems to me that the blue car us right at the intersection and so should go first however, it is such an uncertain situation that common agreement is likely the best approach. I personally would yield to the other 2 cars.

[@whdbnrm3023]

For how long ? If all three do that ,you will be late for your appointment

[@Anson_AKB]

all such questions should also mention the country in which it happens. where i live (germany, but also other countries in europe), most smaller streets have no signs (and "4way stop" is completely unknown), and "right before left" applies to all those small crossings, with no stop needed or watching for who came or stopped (which is not needed, or even could be seen as giving up on the right to go before cars from the left) first. in a situation like this, drivers have to find a solution by giving up THEIR OWN "right from coming from the right" and indicate to the car on their left that it may pass. they should and can not wave the car on their right since that one has a right of way anyway and it would cause confusion, but they only can give up on their own right of way. in this specific case, the blue one would probably let the white pass first since the road at the red car is widest and thus this would allow the fastest way to clean up the crossing. next then legally would be the red one (coming from the right of the blue one), but that driver might wave and yield to the blue one since the white would be gone and thus it would be easiest for the blue to enter an empty street, with the red going last and thus then also being able to quickly enter an empty street. if the drivers are no selfish jerks, white/blue/red would be the fastest way, although there is no law who goes first, and legally red could go before blue (after white has left).

[@chadmargraf4020]

Unless it's the one in a million odds that everyone pulled up to the line at the same time, whoever was first to the line. If it is the odds, then perhaps who is doing what, someone going to work vs the store vs vacation gets priority. It could also where the road they are on comes from. A busy highway vs store vs residential street?

[@marcderiveau2421]

Let say I am red car I go slowly, and white car stops. So I am the one to go first. White car looses the priority over me And I have priority on blue car

[@vuw27rgc]

Here in Denmark we actually have a rule in the “Y” Intersections, like this on. It’s very simple. The car on the right always goes first. Which means. White, red, then blue.

[@RafiGish]

You haven't looked this from other car's perspectives have you? Are you special?

[@vuw27rgc]

Yes i have. From The blue cars perspectives, the red car is on the right side. And the white car is comming from the right side of the”Y” intersection. You have to look at The intersection as a “Y”. That’s important. So as i said. Whit, red. And blue😊

[@angelchristinem]

usually there's a yield sign but i would just go with the red car.

[@legionaireb]

Typically it would be whichever car arrived at the intersection first, then would proceed clockwise, but it sounds like there is no clear first arrival here. In that circumstance, the answer would be 4) By Common Agreement.

[@davidavi8554]

Red car in my opinion has the right away first because it is coming from isolated area into a congested area. Then therefore blue car then white.

[@FurryEskimo]

Suggestion! There’s an intersection at my university which has resulted in at least two identical accidents while I was there. T-intersection, with one stop sign. The main road doesn’t get much traffic and most people pull into the side road, because there’s a parking lot there, and the main road is to the left. What happens is car 1 leaves the parking lot, arrives at the intersection, and means to go left. Car 2 is arriving from the right and is going to turn left, and car 1 waves for them to go ahead. Car 3 is coming from the left and going through the intersection, but car 2 (still turning) blocks the view of car 1, and vice-versa. Car 1 turns into the intersection, and is struck by car 3. Who is most at fault here? I think it’s car 1, seems obvious, but the dubious part comes from the idea that car 3 should have slowed down and spotted car 1 as it was entering the intersection, and the rebuttal would be that car 1 shouldn’t have entered the intersection until after car 2 had cleared the intersection, which I agree with but many people don’t seem to consider this a rule.

[@mauricedegroff5669]

That might be right that might be wrong. That’s a metaphysical issue here in Florida who goes first makes it.

[@ealtertyxnik6570]

Red white blue

[@calmronalavi4061]

Not 100% sure but,nearly sure: Keeping the FLOW of traffic in the main road establishes priority; Red car goes first. Then the car that is not in but about to access the main road, white car, last the car that is going from a branch road to another branch road.

[@timmysatriawan1042]

1. white car. then blue and the last is red. remember: "make room for people which going out from an elevator. let them go out first, before you step inside it." it will save much of your time..

[@samsien9105]

First stop will go first or the rite hand side go first or 4 .

[@dennismcdonnell7853]

Clearing the bigger wider road should have precedence, meaning red should be the first to move, then the white has to yield right of way to the blue. So, the environment is a factor. If the three roads were all in the exact same configuration, then your rules would apply. In Australia, we would have one give way or more give way signs to ease the clarification. Then you can’t move until there is a safe gap.

[@DarkVoidIII]

These cars are all turning left. I have seen drivers change their turn signals to get out of situations sometimes. If it is on a 2-lane road, such as in a town or other small rural area, often times, someone will change their turn signal, and thus will either move first or last.

[@markbates7638]

It's like a mini roundabout the first to move its a stand of so one must move first then the rest will follow

[@gregorioceriales4924]

Green to green...starboard to starboard🤣right to right way..

[@karlsborgwi.jewell9919]

In Wisconsin everyone will sit and wave the other drivers on until one of the drivers gets mad and floors it

[@shawnfinlay4952]

The only vehicle in this situation that is actually making a 'turn', is the blue one. The red and white vehicles both have a 'curve' in the road they are travelling on. So the white vehicle has 'right of way' over red vehicle and red vehicle has ROW over blue vehicle, since blue is only one making a 'turn'. Of course that's just my opinion and how I see it, only because I tend to over think and complicate things. Of course Kendrick's solution is much easier and quicker.

[@Anson_AKB]

where i live, it would be independent of angles, thus also apply to a t-intersection. but the others might chose to give up on their ROW since one car going straight would be the fastest to clean up the crossing, instead of the others turning around each other in potentially smaller roads.

[@946towguy2]

Actually, it is a 'Y' intersection with the Blue car making a 90 turn and the White and Red cars each making a 45 turn. The White car is on the right arm of the Y and has right of way while the Blue car is making a 90 turn and has last right of way.

[@Forsaken_Outlaw]

Would love to watch all these intersections w no stop signs. Please tell me where u find em.

[@whdbnrm3023]

Nieder Erlenbach Germany is a town that has No traffic sign of any kind . Not even a speed limit sign or traffic light .

[@RafiGish]

You haven't been out much, have you?

[@erikwolf8649]

I would say No1 rather than No 4 because No1 car is on the main road according to the picture. However if three roads are same size, No4 would be the right answer,but the picture needs redrawing!

[@jonbutcher9805]

Depends on timing 1or. 2or 3 they will all get to intersection at diff times. Even by ten inches. Doesn't matter. All three will know who got there first and second. Third will wait till after the other two have gone. I think anything other than timing is going to cause confusion. " I thought you indicated for me to go first " kind of scenarios. I'm not sure why he chooses the #4. Im curious as to when have you ever seen three people agree with each other from behind a steering wheel. Yikes.

[@tytan7772]

Maybe red because he is turning from the main road to subordinated road and the other vehicles are turning from subordinated road to the main road so they should be aware. But I'm guessing.

[@res5139]

Awesome ques!

[@musicandbooklover-p2o]

Interesting. From where I am the road markings would largely determine which cars go, because two of these roads are likely to be more commonly used than the third. So if the road markings show that the red road continues around into the blue road then red would have the right of way because blue would be considered a continuation of red. Blue would go next then white (hard for me to translate as we drive on the left). If it was a country lane without markings then again the roads would probably show signs of which was the continuation - and there would be road signs to tell drivers as well even if the roads themselves aren't marked - but otherwise you would go my mutual agreement. However while the intersection itself might not have signs/markings here there would have been signs in the run up to the intersection telling you which way the road continues and which is the side-turning and thus a more minor road. Interesting to see how rules differ in other countries. Greetings from Ireland.

[@melvinliles]

I always go by whoever got to the intersection and stopped FIRST has the right of way...then the others follow the regular rules

[@dotar9586]

The one that doesn't bother to stop goes first. 🤔

[@vertex7474]

Always me of course. What a question?! 😂

[@jdog667]

Would be easier discerned with traffic control devices, Red ,is in main traffic flow

[@sudonymh]

If they all arrive at the same time, AND ALSO because each driver is to the right of one other driver, then one driver has no priority over the other drivers. Somehow two drivers have to wave one driver through to break the impasse.

[@jessy8974]

in 22 years of driving i've never come across such an interection xD. Instinctively i'd choose option 4 here, letting the other cars pass before i move on.

[@RafiGish]

Maybe you should drive further then the closest Wallmart?

[@deoibyiyingoma1784]

Common agreement is paramount of course but there is also one element of priority here. The intersection is not equal from all three directions. The red car is on an seemingly wider incoming lane to some place, while the blue car is moving inide the same sort of compound. I think the red incoming car should yield passage and then the blue car take precedence to the white car. Once the blue car is through then it is clearthe white ougoing car is next. The red incoming car needs to allow any outgoing cars to free space inside the place where it is going.

[@roadviewers7131]

Thanks for sharing take care

[@Irishfan]

I have never seen an uncontrolled intersection on public right of ways, I may have seen one on private property that would rarely have multiple cars on it.

[@williampennjr.4448]

my first thought would be, did I make my last insurance payment?

[@carultch]

How do you determine an agreement on a road like this at nighttime?

[@kendricksdrivingtests]

In order to show that you allow another car to pass at this intersection at night, you can blink high beam or turn on the emergency lights. This is in the case when there are no street lights at all. If we talk about gestures, you can turn on the light in the car and all drivers will be able to see everyone - the intersection is not so big.

[@winters4960]

In indonesia, high beam is the second tools to intimidate other after honk. So high beam means " THIS IS MINE, GET OUT OF MY WAY!!!"

[@AngelaH2222]

@@kendricksdrivingtests are there that many junctions with no priority markings? Here in the UK the only junctions without markings would be where a farm track joins a tarmac road.. Legally we are only supposed to flash our lights as a warning signal, though in practice it's also used as a courtesy gesture (the insurance company might suggest the driver were at fault if they drove forward because another vehicle flashed their headlights and then proceed to drive into you)

[@becauseiam8264]

Right before LEFT. Blue goes first, then white then red. As simple as that !

[@oldslowcoach]

it looks like the car on the bottom is coming off of a major road into a parking lot, which means it would have the right of way

[@williampennjr.4448]

there's 3 problems with this scenario. 1. An intersection with no signs 2. all 3 vehicle getting to the intersection at exactly the same time 3. All 3 drivers using their turn signals. Reality, 1. somebody is going to get there first, so they would have the right of way. 2. At best only one driver would have the brains to use their turn signals, 3. The vehicle going the fastest has the right of way. 4. According to the insurance company's, in an accident the vehicle making a left turn is always at fault no matter what, so in this case of all 3 vehicle making a left would be 1/3rd at fault. This is regardless of speeding and failure to signal.

[@jamesha175]

i think that the common agreement should be that the white car goes first in this instance because he has the most room to turn, followed by the blue car and the red car should go last.

[@jotarokujo8802]

+blue go firt second white and red

[@davidorr6627]

Why on earth does the USA not use roundabouts very much? A suitably sized roundabout would allow all 3 vehicles to proceed at the same time.

[@humancaos]

Judging by the sidewalk blue and with are on a main road and red comes from a side road so blue first then withe finally red

[@diosdadoapias]

Red car, white car and blue car. The red goes first because it is coming from a main main. The white car will be 2nd because it is going to a main road . The blue car is last as it come and will go to secondary roads.