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Intersections and right-of-wayStandalone practice
Does having right-of-way remove the duty to avoid a crash?
Correct answer: No, you must still try to avoid a crash
Why
Right-of-way tells road users who should yield. It does not guarantee that they will; keep scanning and slow or yield when necessary to avoid a collision.
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