Any intersection like that should also have clear signage indicating that it is a one way street being entered onto. Drivers should never have to depend on line markings to determine such a thing - in inclement weather they may not be visible even if freshly painted, and are often allowed to deteriorate and fade in any event. Fault: The street department.
@@rduff1999 Usually in the US it is on the stop sign above it, there may be other signs as you approach the intersection saying the same thing as kind of a warning especially if it is a road that has frequent wrong way drivers but the road itself is always marked at the intersection.
Where I live (Canada) a two lane road divided by a white line can also have traffic traveling in both directions. The dotted white line means a vehicle travelling in the same direction can pass a vehicle by using the oncoming lane if it is safe to do so. (e.g. no oncoming traffic). A solid white line no passing. Yellow lines are used mostly in rural areas. Dotted yellows passing is allowed, solid single/double lines it is unsafe to pass. (careless driving if you pass on a single or double yellow line and cause an accident).
In the US, white perforated lines are used to indicate multiple lanes in the same direction, you can switch lanes when safe to do so. Single white solid line is used to indicate multiple lanes of traffic in same direction, no lane changes permitted, you must stay in your lane. Double solid yellow lines indicate lanes of traffic in opposite direction. Not allowed to cross a double solid yellow line. If yellow line is perforated on one side, it means you can change lanes to go around someone (passing is permitted). if the perforation is on your left you may pass to the left. If the perforation is on the other side, then oncoming traffic may pass to their left. But only when safe to do so.
Well in Quebec Canada a dashed line does not indicate one way. It indicates that a car can pass another car. A solid line indicates a car can not pass another car. If it was a one way road there would have to be a sign. If there was no grey car there would be no way of knowing the direction of the road. Also, is the grey car traveling in the right direction?
I apologies, the Quebec traffic manual does indicate white dashed lines are used for traffic moving in the same direction. The old code used white, and we still have roads where the yellow paint has been warn off and the only colour left is white. One of these roads is near my, the 148 north of the Ottawa river.
Good to know the meaning of lines in America. White dashed lines are often normal two way roads here in Europe, here they just indicate if overtaking is permitted. (Solid = No; Dashed = if situation safely allows it) If I didn't know any better, there were no 「 One way 」or 「 No entry 」signs and not enough traffic in both lanes going one way, I'd be none the wiser going against traffic.
Yellow dashed lines separate two way streets, and mean overtaking is permitted (contrary to white dashed). There also exist double yellow dashed lines to indicate a reversible centre road (signs will show what direction is ‘open’). Yes, it’s very different from Europe.
There _are_ some occasions in USA where you'll find solid white lines between adjacent lanes to indicate no lane changes allowed, but more often solid white is just used to mark the edge (usually shoulder) of the lane. Also, the video actually does have an (easy-to-miss) "one way" sign at the bottom but it is too far from the intersection to be practical. You usually find them combined with the stop sign / intersection light / cross street's sign.
@@Stratelier Solid single white line means lane changes should only be done in caution as they are used in hard to see spots like blind curves. Double lines are do not cross, white means traffic is going along your flow and yellow is opposite direction flow.
Yup, I would have gone right too as the red truck. From the perspective of the red truck, no signs for one way are visible concerning the left to right road. I should be careful if I will rent a car in the States one day.😀
The Yellow car has PASSED the intersection already. You said "all cars want to pass the intersection" so we must assume the yellow car has not in or passed the intersection yet and is backing into the intersection. That would mean it is also is on the wrong side of the road for travel in that direction. I would also point out that the signage should always show the flow of traffic if it is a one way.
This question is NOT setup correctly. It asks "Which of these vehicles are breaking traffic rules". Then he proceeds to say "if the truck turns right it violates the rules..." Well, what if he does NOT turn right? The fact he turned his turn signals on in the wrong direction does not mean he broke the law, not yet anyway... IMO the only one breaking the law is the blue vehicle.
I would agree only the blue car is in the wrong since I would regard the crossroad with broken line as 2way. If 1 way, the black car could also be going in the wrong direction....
Where are you driving in this situation? In Canada only the blue car is illegal for being on the wrong side of the double line and against oncoming traffic. The broken slotted line, in Canada does NOT signify one way traffic but is a divider between the lanes on a two direction highway. It also indicates where it is safe to pass slower moving traffic. Upgrades on hills and around curves where you can't see oncoming traffic will have double solid lines., Where the stop signs are there would also be signs indicating it is one way traffic in the direction of travel. I'm not saying he is wrong for where he lives but, in the interest of safety, I think he should indicate which country he is talking about because utube is world wide and regulations are different. Pax 😮
@Kendrick's_Driving_Tests I have a challenge for you. A high-traffic road runs through a shopping district. A stop-light governed intersection (Intersection A) connects to a short road (6-8 car lengths, two traffic lanes and a central turn lane servicing both intersections) that intersects with a road parallel to the first in a three-way T-junction stop (Intersection B). During high-volume traffic periods, the turn lane of this short road often becomes overcrowded with cars wishing to turn left at Intersection A (the closest route out of the shopping district). This, of course, leads to back-up on both sides of Intersection B. What is the proper order for cars waiting to enter the turn lane when traffic advances?
If this happened in Las Vegas, then only the blue car is in the correct lane and both blue and green cars are going in the same direction (note turn light signals) and they would side-swipe each other in a gladiator battle for dominance and possession of the same lane especially since this lane takes them to the nearest International House of Pancake (IHOP) where there is a free breakfast for the first 10 customers.
member888lb If you look closely at the green car, you'll see that you, are looking at the back of it. I have no answer as to why it is showing a white turn signal instead of red. Maybe he got rear ended and the lens is broken, but a moot point as both green and blue cars are turning in the same direction. I don't know the rules in Nevada but in Canada if both cars are turning onto a two lane one way road they (by law) are both able to turn at the same time. The caveat is that they each must turn into the closest lane. Wasn't a problem when I got my license many decades ago but now,with many drivers trying to criss-cross into the farther lanes, it is risky business to follow the rules. I was given two pieces of advice by my driving instructor:: 1: Insisting on the right of way could get you dead right. 2: treat all other drivers as though they are idiots. Both have saved my bacon many times. Pax
Only the blue is breaking the rules, the truck has not turned yet and is standing still in a perfect legal spot. The truck may have turned on the wrong blinker and plans on turning left. :-)
Only the Blue Mercedes. Becauce the others are keeping there lanes. The Blue Mercedes does 2 things wrong. Is standing left from the truck, going left and he crossed the 2 continuous lines. His place is behind the truck. Thats the correct way. Kendric, This is a trick question. With kind regards, Freek From the Netherlands
I saw the white lines and immediately thought the intersection was rigged. I thought to myself this must be a one-way street and said if so, red and blue, but kept watching. I didn't see the One Way sign until later in the video. That kind of sign would normally be very prominent in multiple locations, including directly above the STOP sign. Still a good practice, though. Realizing the color of the lines is not how they should be is an immediate clue that something isn't typical.
This is so confusing it's downright dangerous. There should be road signs indicating a one way road ahead and in which direction. Come to Australia and see how it's done.
What was confusing about it? A double yellow solid line means do not cross the lines and the on coming traffic will remain on their side of the road and they will not be allowed to cross over the lines either. White dotted lines are for traffic going one way and there is a sign pointing which way in this video. It's very simple. Typically in America, there will be a lot more signs pointing in the one way direction and there will be do not enter signs for even more clarity for drivers who aren't familiar with the lines.
Well, I'll be a smart-ass and say ALL are violating the law, because in Pennsylvania tinted windshields and tinted side windows adjacent to the front seats are illegal. But the real answer is "3". BTW the "one way" sign is blocked by UA-cam's Control Bar icons.
I knew that the blue car was breaking traffic rules. So I knew the answer had to include at least the blue car. The first answers was not correct because it did not include the blue car. But the rest of the answer included the blue car. I couldn’t see how the other car broke the rules. So I guess on three since was the bear vehicle that include the blue car and it Also include the truck which may have more safety concerns then a narrow vehicle. However I didn’t realize the through road was a one way road do to poor signage. So basically chose the right answer on a educated guess.
The blue car is on the WRONG side of the road. But for the sake of who goes first, Both green car AND red truck go first, after the green car clears the intersection the blue can turn left.
Yellow is thru and can just go. Red and green have stop signs, and are turning opposite directions, so can go at the same time. Blue has no stop sign so should go first
All vehicles are breaking the road rules including the grey car as this occurred in Sark, United Kingdom where all motorized vehicles are banned. The only vehicles allowed in Sark are tractors as well as horse & carriage, cycling and walking. If this occurred in Giethoorn, Netherlands then only canal boats are allowed. If this occurred in Venice, Italy then only waterbuses and gondola are allowed. Don't even get me started about Hydra, Greece (part of the Saronic Islands) ban against cars and scooters but allows transport by donkey (hee ha).
You see the comments, right? That's an Impossible situation, my friend. There are no signs, that the vehicles are on a one way intersection. Left to right, for the truck' point of view right to left. How would the truck driver know that he was not permitted to turn right, if there are no signs of it? Thus, the only one wrong is the blue one. And you, who created that impossible situation.
In what state? You are NEVER allowed to drive into oncoming traffic unless you are passing another vehicle, that that is ONLY permitted where there is a single dotted yellow line, NEVER when there's a double-solid yellow line and *_NEVER_* AT AN INTERSECTION.
@@legionaireb Read my post. You can turn across. Turn. You can turn into driveways. You can do U-Turns. You CANNOT cross a solid line and continue in the same direction. Doing that would be against the flow of traffic or it would be driving on the median. Both are not allowed.
Looking at it with UK rules, only the blue car. As dashed lines in the centre of a road mean 2 way traffic unless no entry sign or one way arrow signs signal otherwise. A double solid line means two way, but no overtaking. So took me a while to understand as never driven in The States. It shows why it is important to read up on road rules before driving in a foreign country. Ignorance does not stand as a defence in law.
The one way sign is very poorly placed. It should be duplexed with the Stop Sign. I've seen that many times. I also assume that the dashed white lines mean 1 way road. There should be a 1 way sign at both intersections, duplexed sign with Stop Sign. I digress... Yellow I'm assuming stopped and went straight or turned correctly right. Green is OK as the one way is to the right and green is turning right. Assuming truck follows through, that is illegal Blue cannot be in oncoming traffic lane to turn left on a two way street.
Because it wasn't been clarified, that the horizontal road was a one way traffic road from left to right, just the blue Mercedes is wrong. How could we know that the horizontal road wasn't a two way road?
ITS BETTER IF YOU HAVE DEMO MOVING ARROW OF EACH CAR AND TRUCK TO PASS THRU AS THE FIRST, SECOND, THIRD AND SO FORTH SO IT CAN BE ILLIUSTRATED WELL TIGETHER WITH YOUR AUDIO. THANKS AND HOPE YOU IMPROVE YOUR DEMO.
@@scottglossop We don't stop with hand brake unless we are on our way to the repair shop to alleviate that need. Otherwise it is highly irregular, unlawful by itself without a very special need. Here, QC, hand brake are a security on permanent parking and / or an emergency tool when regular brakes are not working.
I disagree, in the states I am not accustomed to seeing lane marking continuing thru an intersection. There are no one way signs visible at the intersection so the truck won't know, the one for the green car is quite early, so may be missed, but in this case does not pertain. So my read is only the blue car is wrong. Poor scenario.
*"There are no one way signs visible at the intersection so the truck won't know"* Correct, the idiot "instructor" placed the one way sign in the bottom way before the intersection. That would never happen in North America or in Europe. In my country, a one way sign (similar to the US sign, but just light blue background) are always placed in the corner a intersection and very often a no entry sign in the other end.
@@properfunny Now that you mention it, I was able to find the sign. At no time in my life have I ever seen a one-way street without a sign at the intersection itself. Never a car length or two before the intersection. If you see a sign with an arrow on it there, it is more likely to be "no parking from here to the intersection".
@@properfunny I would say there is another one-way sign on the trucks side that we can't see. Even if we could see it, we'd only see the back of it and have to assume it says "One-way". The one-way sign we can see is all we need, as a viewer, to answer the question.
Your options are all wrong! Red truck is doing nothing wrong. Assuming he stopped at the stop sign, he's making a legal right turn to go west, Same for green car. He's making a legal right turn, too, to go east. We don't know whether the yellow car came from the east, the west, or from the north, but from this viewpoint, I don't see any evidence that he did anything wrong, either. We don't know where the gray car came from either, so I can only assume he came from the west, through the intersection toward the east legally since he had the right-of-way. Only the blue car heading south is in the wrong lane facing oncoming traffic. Perhaps I would say that YOU are in the wrong because you're scenario is, itself, invalid since you'll never have a dashed line passing through an intersection like this. Rather, the traffic coming from both the east and the west will have yield signs or some other markings prior to the intersection, even if the north and south have stop signs. So my answer is... 5) Blue, and creator of this video.
Oh! the answer is 3 because the You Tube icons covered up the ONE WAY sign while the video was paused. So, again, I attribute my wrong answer above to the creator of this video.
Any intersection like that should also have clear signage indicating that it is a one way street being entered onto. Drivers should never have to depend on line markings to determine such a thing - in inclement weather they may not be visible even if freshly painted, and are often allowed to deteriorate and fade in any event. Fault: The street department.
@chronicreader OK I missed that. In Canada that sign would be on the post with the stop sign. Pax
@chronicreader oh i thought that sign was for the other street. Where i live its next to if not on top of the stop sign. (NY)
I’m pretty sure that there would be a one way sign on the other side of the road as well
@@rduff1999 Usually in the US it is on the stop sign above it, there may be other signs as you approach the intersection saying the same thing as kind of a warning especially if it is a road that has frequent wrong way drivers but the road itself is always marked at the intersection.
Wow - this shows I probably shouldn’t be driving !! 😂😂
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Where I live (Canada) a two lane road divided by a white line can also have traffic traveling in both directions. The dotted white line means a vehicle travelling in the same direction can pass a vehicle by using the oncoming lane if it is safe to do so. (e.g. no oncoming traffic). A solid white line no passing. Yellow lines are used mostly in rural areas. Dotted yellows passing is allowed, solid single/double lines it is unsafe to pass. (careless driving if you pass on a single or double yellow line and cause an accident).
In the US, white perforated lines are used to indicate multiple lanes in the same direction, you can switch lanes when safe to do so. Single white solid line is used to indicate multiple lanes of traffic in same direction, no lane changes permitted, you must stay in your lane. Double solid yellow lines indicate lanes of traffic in opposite direction. Not allowed to cross a double solid yellow line. If yellow line is perforated on one side, it means you can change lanes to go around someone (passing is permitted). if the perforation is on your left you may pass to the left. If the perforation is on the other side, then oncoming traffic may pass to their left. But only when safe to do so.
Well in Quebec Canada a dashed line does not indicate one way. It indicates that a car can pass another car. A solid line indicates a car can not pass another car.
If it was a one way road there would have to be a sign. If there was no grey car there would be no way of knowing the direction of the road. Also, is the grey car traveling in the right direction?
I apologies, the Quebec traffic manual does indicate white dashed lines are used for traffic moving in the same direction. The old code used white, and we still have roads where the yellow paint has been warn off and the only colour left is white. One of these roads is near my, the 148 north of the Ottawa river.
That one-way should be in the same sign as the stop, and there should be a one-way sign at the top as well.
when I was a kid in california, had a friend from England that made the driving instructor scream when he forgot and drove on the left side
Good to know the meaning of lines in America.
White dashed lines are often normal two way roads here in Europe, here they just indicate if overtaking is permitted. (Solid = No; Dashed = if situation safely allows it)
If I didn't know any better, there were no 「 One way 」or 「 No entry 」signs and not enough traffic in both lanes going one way, I'd be none the wiser going against traffic.
Yellow dashed lines separate two way streets, and mean overtaking is permitted (contrary to white dashed). There also exist double yellow dashed lines to indicate a reversible centre road (signs will show what direction is ‘open’). Yes, it’s very different from Europe.
There _are_ some occasions in USA where you'll find solid white lines between adjacent lanes to indicate no lane changes allowed, but more often solid white is just used to mark the edge (usually shoulder) of the lane.
Also, the video actually does have an (easy-to-miss) "one way" sign at the bottom but it is too far from the intersection to be practical. You usually find them combined with the stop sign / intersection light / cross street's sign.
@@Stratelier Solid single white line means lane changes should only be done in caution as they are used in hard to see spots like blind curves. Double lines are do not cross, white means traffic is going along your flow and yellow is opposite direction flow.
Missed it, because there is no one way sign. I forgot the dashed white line indicates one way trafgic.
There is one way sign near the green car
Not 100% sure, but I think I've seen roads that are 2 way traffic with a white, dotted line.
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Yup, I would have gone right too as the red truck. From the perspective of the red truck, no signs for one way are visible concerning the left to right road. I should be careful if I will rent a car in the States one day.😀
# 3 both the truck and the Blue car ( in the on coming traffic lane ) and the truck with it's right blinker on
#3. Blue is driving on the wrong side of the road and the Truck is trying to turn the wrong way onto a one way street.
The Yellow car has PASSED the intersection already. You said "all cars want to pass the intersection" so we must assume the yellow car has not in or passed the intersection yet and is backing into the intersection. That would mean it is also is on the wrong side of the road for travel in that direction.
I would also point out that the signage should always show the flow of traffic if it is a one way.
The. Blue car is in the wrong lane.Truck has not turned yet,so no law broken.
In Europe the correct answer is "Only Blue" because dashed white lines means traffic both ways
This question is NOT setup correctly. It asks "Which of these vehicles are breaking traffic rules". Then he proceeds to say "if the truck turns right it violates the rules..." Well, what if he does NOT turn right? The fact he turned his turn signals on in the wrong direction does not mean he broke the law, not yet anyway... IMO the only one breaking the law is the blue vehicle.
I would agree only the blue car is in the wrong since I would regard the crossroad with broken line as 2way. If 1 way, the black car could also be going in the wrong direction....
Where are you driving in this situation? In Canada only the blue car is illegal for being on the wrong side of the double line and against oncoming traffic. The broken slotted line, in Canada does NOT signify one way traffic but is a divider between the lanes on a two direction highway. It also indicates where it is safe to pass slower moving traffic. Upgrades on hills and around curves where you can't see oncoming traffic will have double solid lines., Where the stop signs are there would also be signs indicating it is one way traffic in the direction of travel. I'm not saying he is wrong for where he lives but, in the interest of safety, I think he should indicate which country he is talking about because utube is world wide and regulations are different. Pax 😮
@Kendrick's_Driving_Tests I have a challenge for you. A high-traffic road runs through a shopping district. A stop-light governed intersection (Intersection A) connects to a short road (6-8 car lengths, two traffic lanes and a central turn lane servicing both intersections) that intersects with a road parallel to the first in a three-way T-junction stop (Intersection B). During high-volume traffic periods, the turn lane of this short road often becomes overcrowded with cars wishing to turn left at Intersection A (the closest route out of the shopping district). This, of course, leads to back-up on both sides of Intersection B. What is the proper order for cars waiting to enter the turn lane when traffic advances?
If this happened in Las Vegas, then only the blue car is in the correct lane and both blue and green cars are going in the same direction (note turn light signals) and they would side-swipe each other in a gladiator battle for dominance and possession of the same lane especially since this lane takes them to the nearest International House of Pancake (IHOP) where there is a free breakfast for the first 10 customers.
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Yeap. And if in the same moment one vehicle coming from the left on the one way road wanted to turn left where the blue car was? Hmm?
member888lb If you look closely at the green car, you'll see that you, are looking at the back of it. I have no answer as to why it is showing a white turn signal instead of red. Maybe he got rear ended and the lens is broken, but a moot point as both green and blue cars are turning in the same direction. I don't know the rules in Nevada but in Canada if both cars are turning onto a two lane one way road they (by law) are both able to turn at the same time. The caveat is that they each must turn into the closest lane. Wasn't a problem when I got my license many decades ago but now,with many drivers trying to criss-cross into the farther lanes, it is risky business to follow the rules. I was given two pieces of advice by my driving instructor::
1: Insisting on the right of way could get you dead right.
2: treat all other drivers as though they are idiots. Both have saved my bacon many times. Pax
Only the blue is breaking the rules, the truck has not turned yet and is standing still in a perfect legal spot. The truck may have turned on the wrong blinker and plans on turning left. :-)
Only the Blue Mercedes. Becauce the others are keeping there lanes.
The Blue Mercedes does 2 things wrong. Is standing left from the truck, going left and he crossed the 2 continuous lines. His place is behind the truck. Thats the correct way.
Kendric,
This is a trick question.
With kind regards,
Freek
From the Netherlands
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3 Of course!
I saw the white lines and immediately thought the intersection was rigged. I thought to myself this must be a one-way street and said if so, red and blue, but kept watching. I didn't see the One Way sign until later in the video. That kind of sign would normally be very prominent in multiple locations, including directly above the STOP sign.
Still a good practice, though. Realizing the color of the lines is not how they should be is an immediate clue that something isn't typical.
In the Netherlands, we have very strickt rules of the road.
Only yellow because why would he backup in a intersection 😂
Oh nevermind I was wrong.
Technically the blue car is the only one that has broken a rule. The Truck has not done anything wrong yet and still has time to avoid turning right.
This is so confusing it's downright dangerous. There should be road signs indicating a one way road ahead and in which direction. Come to Australia and see how it's done.
Isn't a "One Way" sign enough?
The black car is on a one-way street shown by the One-way sign.
What was confusing about it? A double yellow solid line means do not cross the lines and the on coming traffic will remain on their side of the road and they will not be allowed to cross over the lines either. White dotted lines are for traffic going one way and there is a sign pointing which way in this video. It's very simple. Typically in America, there will be a lot more signs pointing in the one way direction and there will be do not enter signs for even more clarity for drivers who aren't familiar with the lines.
WOW, this truck must be Isekai service truck.
My picture has no arrows indicating what each of the vehicles intends to do.
I still wonder why America is so forward to everywhere else.
Well, I'll be a smart-ass and say ALL are violating the law, because in Pennsylvania tinted windshields and tinted side windows adjacent to the front seats are illegal. But the real answer is "3". BTW the "one way" sign is blocked by UA-cam's Control Bar icons.
There need to be more signs about one way street, like mandatory direction etc.
It's obvious the blue car is in the wrong lane to begin with!
Can you consider do a video about road marking
how blue care is breaking the rule? could you explain? what I undertood it could take the left turn.
I knew that the blue car was breaking traffic rules. So I knew the answer had to include at least the blue car. The first answers was not correct because it did not include the blue car. But the rest of the answer included the blue car. I couldn’t see how the other car broke the rules. So I guess on three since was the bear vehicle that include the blue car and it Also include the truck which may have more safety concerns then a narrow vehicle. However I didn’t realize the through road was a one way road do to poor signage.
So basically chose the right answer on a educated guess.
The blue car is on the WRONG side of the road. But for the sake of who goes first, Both green car AND red truck go first, after the green car clears the intersection the blue can turn left.
Good one👍
Blue!
Yellow is thru and can just go. Red and green have stop signs, and are turning opposite directions, so can go at the same time. Blue has no stop sign so should go first
All vehicles are breaking the road rules including the grey car as this occurred in Sark, United Kingdom where all motorized vehicles are banned. The only vehicles allowed in Sark are tractors as well as horse & carriage, cycling and walking. If this occurred in Giethoorn, Netherlands then only canal boats are allowed. If this occurred in Venice, Italy then only waterbuses and gondola are allowed. Don't even get me started about Hydra, Greece (part of the Saronic Islands) ban against cars and scooters but allows transport by donkey (hee ha).
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You see the comments, right? That's an Impossible situation, my friend. There are no signs, that the vehicles are on a one way intersection. Left to right, for the truck' point of view right to left. How would the truck driver know that he was not permitted to turn right, if there are no signs of it? Thus, the only one wrong is the blue one. And you, who created that impossible situation.
3, but there should be a one way sign.
The yellow is correct
Also the truck is making an illegal right turn.
why do you have the truck with it's right blinker on- deceptive ?
Because the truck is turning the wrong way into a one-way street.
This pushed one of my buttons. You may cross a solid double yellow line to turn. You may not cross it and maintain direction of travel.
In what state? You are NEVER allowed to drive into oncoming traffic unless you are passing another vehicle, that that is ONLY permitted where there is a single dotted yellow line, NEVER when there's a double-solid yellow line and *_NEVER_* AT AN INTERSECTION.
@@legionaireb Read my post. You can turn across. Turn. You can turn into driveways. You can do U-Turns. You CANNOT cross a solid line and continue in the same direction. Doing that would be against the flow of traffic or it would be driving on the median. Both are not allowed.
@@brucewalton1886 Ah, I see what you're saying. If you had said 'during a turn,' it would have been more clear.
Looking at it with UK rules, only the blue car. As dashed lines in the centre of a road mean 2 way traffic unless no entry sign or one way arrow signs signal otherwise.
A double solid line means two way, but no overtaking.
So took me a while to understand as never driven in The States.
It shows why it is important to read up on road rules before driving in a foreign country. Ignorance does not stand as a defence in law.
If the truck turned as it's indicating it will be going the wrong way on a One-way street.
Truck and blue.
that one way sign is in the middle of the block, it would need to be on the edge of the actual road....
Sheesh, US signage and road markings are terrible.
No wonder you have such a high accident rate there!
there are no turm arrows in the video, no indication the truck is turning.
The one way sign is very poorly placed. It should be duplexed with the Stop Sign. I've seen that many times. I also assume that the dashed white lines mean 1 way road. There should be a 1 way sign at both intersections, duplexed sign with Stop Sign. I digress...
Yellow I'm assuming stopped and went straight or turned correctly right.
Green is OK as the one way is to the right and green is turning right.
Assuming truck follows through, that is illegal
Blue cannot be in oncoming traffic lane to turn left on a two way street.
Because it wasn't been clarified, that the horizontal road was a one way traffic road from left to right, just the blue Mercedes is wrong. How could we know that the horizontal road wasn't a two way road?
Because there is a one-way sign
Blue vehicle is in the wrong lane
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You said "all cars WANT to pass this intersection". Which means the yellow car must be going in reverse. Poor wording.
ITS BETTER IF YOU HAVE DEMO MOVING ARROW OF EACH CAR AND TRUCK TO PASS THRU AS THE FIRST, SECOND, THIRD AND SO FORTH SO IT CAN BE ILLIUSTRATED WELL TIGETHER WITH YOUR AUDIO. THANKS AND HOPE YOU IMPROVE YOUR DEMO.
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The green car should be on stop. Why it doesn't have its brake lights on?
@@scottglossop We don't stop with hand brake unless we are on our way to the repair shop to alleviate that need. Otherwise it is highly irregular, unlawful by itself without a very special need. Here, QC, hand brake are a security on permanent parking and / or an emergency tool when regular brakes are not working.
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I disagree, in the states I am not accustomed to seeing lane marking continuing thru an intersection. There are no one way signs visible at the intersection so the truck won't know, the one for the green car is quite early, so may be missed, but in this case does not pertain. So my read is only the blue car is wrong. Poor scenario.
*"There are no one way signs visible at the intersection so the truck won't know"*
Correct, the idiot "instructor" placed the one way sign in the bottom way before the intersection. That would never happen in North America or in Europe.
In my country, a one way sign (similar to the US sign, but just light blue background) are always placed in the corner a intersection and very often a no entry sign in the other end.
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One more reason never go to USA, that not how you indicate one way street on Europe
Blue car is in the wrong
What a load of horse crap. A double yellow line indicates that passing is forbidden. The white stripes do not indicate that the road is one way only.
Unfortunately there is a sign stating the direction of the one way traffic near the green car. The truck has no way to know officially.
@@properfunny Now that you mention it, I was able to find the sign.
At no time in my life have I ever seen a one-way street without a sign at the intersection itself.
Never a car length or two before the intersection. If you see a sign with an arrow on it there, it is more likely to be "no parking from here to the intersection".
@@properfunny I would say there is another one-way sign on the trucks side that we can't see.
Even if we could see it, we'd only see the back of it and have to assume it says "One-way".
The one-way sign we can see is all we need, as a viewer, to answer the question.
All of them are wrong for they should be at home with the family .
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The blue is a benz, it is european. It cannot be breaking any rules.
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Your options are all wrong!
Red truck is doing nothing wrong. Assuming he stopped at the stop sign, he's making a legal right turn to go west,
Same for green car. He's making a legal right turn, too, to go east.
We don't know whether the yellow car came from the east, the west, or from the north, but from this viewpoint, I don't see any evidence that he did anything wrong, either.
We don't know where the gray car came from either, so I can only assume he came from the west, through the intersection toward the east legally since he had the right-of-way.
Only the blue car heading south is in the wrong lane facing oncoming traffic.
Perhaps I would say that YOU are in the wrong because you're scenario is, itself, invalid since you'll never have a dashed line passing through an intersection like this. Rather, the traffic coming from both the east and the west will have yield signs or some other markings prior to the intersection, even if the north and south have stop signs.
So my answer is...
5) Blue, and creator of this video.
Oh! the answer is 3 because the You Tube icons covered up the ONE WAY sign while the video was paused. So, again, I attribute my wrong answer above to the creator of this video.
спасибо большое, мой русский друг!
Is this guy in Russia?
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