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In the graphic, Car A has the right of way, meaning Car B must yield to it. This is typically indicated by road signs or traffic rules dictating who has priority at intersections. Car B should wait until it is safe to proceed without interfering with Car A's path. Yielding is essential for maintaining safety and order on the road.
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If Car A who was preceding into the intersection on a green light was hit by Car B who was rushing to beat the oncoming traffic light who would be at fault?
Car B would be at fault do to the fact that they failed to yield at a traffic light.
Who is fault is it if car A is parking on the side of a road and a car B pulls in behind car A in between a park car to let a car go by on the other side of the road and car A reverses into car B?
If "Car A" is parallel parking, it has the right of way over "Car B". If the parallel park was indicated properly by "CAR A", then "Car B" should not have been in a position to pull into space behind "CAR A" as "CAR B" should have hung back as soon as the paralell park was indicated by "CAR A".
Is car c at fault if car c hits car b when car b hits car a?
yes, in a line - if b hits a and and c hits b - it is c's fault. By law c should be a good distance away from b - big enough for that case
Whose at fault when car a pulling out of the side of a road is hit by oncoming car b car b hit the back left bumper of car a it was snowing what is the legal recourse if car b's insurance denies liab?
Weather conditions make no difference in accidents. Drivers need to learn to compensate for this and be prepared to make changes without any warnings. As to the accident, looks like Car A failed to yield to Car B who clearly had right of way. Car B is not liable for this ... Car A caused the accident, at least from the information presented here.
How much time should be allowed for a 392-km car trip if the car will be traveling at?
B. 3.27
Whose fault when car A pulls 6inch onto road from driveway and car B speeding hit the left rear of car A Car B showed no signs of defensive driving and was coming up a hill a blind spot for car A.?
All entries into a roadway should be treated as a stop sign. The vehicle entering the road is the vehicle that should be defensive. If the car B was not speeding or driving erratically, there is no fault there.
Who is at fault if car A is getting pushed out of a side street due to snow and car B is travelling along the main road car B hits corner back bumper of car A?
it's car B is at fault because an insurance guy will say that no matter what, if a care hits your rear bumper they should watch the road and hit the brakes when they see the other car. so its car B is at fault
Where do I connect access and b+ on my car amplifier?
The b+ hooks up to the back of your amp. It should be painted black to guide you.
What should be your first car on car town?
You should get the Yaris, because a) it is not rusty b)it is worth the most in game and c) it is the fastest even after they are all upgraded to the max
Whose fault is it if car A is driving into a parking and car B pulls in out of no where and car A hits the driver's door of that car?
if the car b pulls in out of no where and with out the signal is car b fault
A sell his car to B.B didn't buy his car but stole.And B sold A's car to B.C didn't know about this car.So C bought this car.B ran away after C paid. A and C who should own this car?
Ask a proffessor Your question doesn't make and sense. How can B sell A's car to B? I am always down for these riddles but there are so many logical errors, this looks to be rubbish. There seems to be problems with the way it was written. But if I look at it with a different context, I can answer this. Quickly....C owns 'this' car. While A owns 'his' car. If you look at the beginning....A sold his car to B, but B stole a car and didn't need A's. So A still has 'his' car. Then all of a sudden a new car comes out of nowhere apparently. C bought 'this' car. So the answer to your question being: "A and C who should own 'this' car? The answer is: C owns 'this' car.
What has the author H B Newson written?
H. B. Newson has written: 'Graphic algebra for secondary schools' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Algebra, Graphic methods 'Theory of collineations' -- subject(s): Collineation
