Who Has The Right Of Way On A Narrow Road?
On narrow roads you must be doubly cautious when attempting to pass more vulnerable road users such as cyclists and horse riders.
When two roads meet, we call one of them major, the other minor. Traffic on the major road has priority; traffic on the minor road must give way. You can tell which is which by the road markings.
What is a left turn?
In this section, a left turn is a turn from a major road to a minor road.
1. Road signs: red-bordered warning triangles tell you that you’re approaching a junction
2. Road markings: you’ll see them on the left of the road ahead
3. Buildings: a gap in a row of buildings could indicate a junction
4. Parked cars: a gap in a row of parked cars could indicate a junction
5. Moving cars: cars emerging from the left could indicate a junction
When you’ve spotted the junction at which you want to turn left, follow the MSPSL routine.
Mirrors
Signal
Position
Speed
Look
On narrow roads you must be doubly cautious when attempting to pass more vulnerable road users such as cyclists and horse riders.
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