The green arrow is lit. If you want to turn right, do you have right of way?
The green arrow on the traffic light indicates that we are allowed to turn, but always giving way beforehand to all vehicles traveling in the lane we are entering and without endangering any other user.
That is why in this case we do not have the right of way and whenever we want to turn we will do it first giving way to the vehicles on the main road.
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Start the examThe green arrow is lit. If you want to turn right, do you have right of way?
Explanation
The green arrow on the traffic light indicates that we are allowed to turn, but always giving way beforehand to all vehicles traveling in the lane we are entering and without endangering any other user.
That is why in this case we do not have the right of way and whenever we want to turn we will do it first giving way to the vehicles on the main road.
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