A car must enter the intersection to make a turn. Restrictions on when you may enter any given intersection are given by the road signs and road markings.
A vehicle is already in the intersection.You enter or cross a state highway from a secondary road.You enter a paved road from an unpaved road.You plan to make a left turn and a vehicle is approaching from the opposite direction. When two cars enter an open intersection at the same time, the driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right.
No one will answer so I will....it is car b that is at fault..there 4 zillion people on here and no one will answer my question. this site is stupid.
you enter the intersection first... that's the reason why you got hit because you knew the the intersection was not under control
What ever car was turning is at fault unless they had a green arrow. you have the right away when it comes to 4 way stops with the turn lights.. if the turn light isn't on then they have to wait for you.
the car on the left has the right of way.
All cars are at fault. Car 1 should have continued to make turn if he is in the intersection once the vehicles have stopped due to red light. The other car should have slowed down or stop to allow Car 1 to make turn completely then continue.
It would be the car that was required to stop. That car should make sure it is clear before going through the intersection.
making a right turn in a two way street
If you were at the intersection first, you have right of way.
its legal because you already passed itAnother View: It depends on the situation. If your car was in the interesection, stopped, awaiting a break in oncoming traffic in order to turn left, and the light turned red, you must clear the intersection, so you would be doing so lawfully.HOWEVER - if you were simply driving straight through the intersection and entered the interesection against an amber light which then truned red when you were in the intersection, you can be charged.
The driver of the turning car should YEILD as the car driving straight has the right of way. In Canada anyway.In the UK also
In Arizona, the driver of car B will be cited for Left Turn Not in Safety, as any car making a left turn has to yield to any other vehicle in an intersection. The driver of car A will be arrested, when located, for Leaving the Scene of an Accident. The punishment for this depends on whether the accident is a property damage or personal injury accident, and if someone is killed, then it is a Felony.