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It varies from state to state, but the accepted width of an average car lane is anywhere from nine to fifteen feet. Fifteen feet average on the highway, twelve or eleven feet in urban areas, and, in rural areas, can vary from seven feet to nine feet. Some states have revised statutes (Kentucky's was put in effect 7/2004) which restrict new roads (Kentucky's-fifteen feet minimum). Again, it varies from state to state, probably varies overseas as well.
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Who is at fault when a car makes a wide right turn into a driveway from the opposite directions lane and hits a car passing on the right in their own lane?
The cars that made a wide right turn.
What is the average width of a car lane?
The average width of a car lane is 9 feet which is equivalent to 2.7 meters. However, this may vary in some cases like highways which are 3.7 meters or 12 feet wide.
Who is at fault when someone is making a left turn and got hit by the right turning car who made a wide right turn and took the second lane instead of the lane near the curb.This is in California?
right turning car
How wide is the bus lane?
twice as wide as half the length of the bus lane. (Im a smart ass)
What is the Standard size of a three car driveway?
10-12 ft wide per car, and 18-20 ft. long per car. So for a 3 car (single lane) driveway.. figure around 12 ft. wide by 50 ft. long.
How wide is a running lane?
The lanes is 1.22m, 0.01m wide including the lane line on the right.
Does car in left lane or right lane have right of way if sign says left lane ends and only one lane to drive on?
If the left lane is ending, and merging into the right lane, then the car already in the right lane has right of way.
Who is at the fault when the car from the inside lane go right and hit the car in the outside lane going straight?
With only the information available, it would seem apparent that the car which was originally in the inside lane would be at fault. Vehicles already in a lane of travel have the right-of-way within that lane, and any traffic wishing to merge into that lane is required to yield to traffic already in that lane.
Who got the priority when proceeding from 2 lane to 1 lane?
the car in lane 1 as they are going faster.
Who will pay if a car lost control avoiding another accident and collided with your car in the opposite lane and there is no evidence of a third car?
The car that swerved into the oncoming lane and hit your car will be to blame.
Who is at fault when the left lane merges into the right and the car in the left is to long and has no room to enter the right lane the car in the left hits the car in the right lane?
the car changing lanes, so the left. By Yisoonshin - "I thought that the car on the right would be at fault, because since the left lane is merging, the right car should go faster or slower to allow room for the car in the left lane. It's not like you can stop right there. But usually the right lane merges into the left, or at least I thought they do. By Perau - nope, that's not how it works. the car on that lane has the rightaway to go at whatever speed they like. The car on the left has to wait and make sure it is clear for them to merge.
If a car is drivening down a bus lane and they hit the car that is turing right into a side road who at fult?
They should not be driving in the bus lane to start with bus lane means bus lane end of story.
