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Sharing the roadStandalone practice
Even when you have right-of-way, what should you do if another road user may enter your space?
Correct answer: Be ready to yield or take action to avoid a crash
Why
Other road users can make mistakes even when you have priority. Keep watching their paths, maintain room to stop and be ready to yield or take another safe action rather than insisting on the space.
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