Which vehicles must give way at a crossroads where the road surface changes from asphalt to dirt?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Vehicles on the dirt road, unless signs say otherwise
- Step 1: A driver on a surfaced road has priority over a driver on an unsurfaced road when no signs indicate otherwise.
Answer
Vehicles on the dirt road, unless signs say otherwise.
Why not the others: Vehicles on the asphalt road, Vehicles with the highest speed and Neither, both have equal priority don't fit.
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