Right-of-Way in Residential Neighborhoods - Right-of-Way Part 1

Right-of-Way rules are in place to help drivers determine who has the immediate use of the road. In other words, it helps drivers figure out who has the right to go, and who has to yield or stop. Right-of-Way rules can get pretty complicated when you start considering all of the different types of driving scenarios. In part 1 of our Right-of-Way series, Micah simplifies how Right-of-Way works in residential neighborhoods. Join him as he breaks down the rules for entering traffic, different types of intersections, dealing with pedestrians, and more.

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[SunmiLearns]

How are we meant to remember all this, my brain hurts 😭😅

[salt]

Ive watched 6 videos before this one, And this one really helped me Understand even better. Why didn't this video popup first ;/ TY

[winniecantonese]

I passed my 1st road test this morning!!! Your videos are super helpful!! I will keep watching to improve my skills and knowledge to be a good driver!!! Thank

[avolovo]

Love the visuals and simple explanations! The end was perfect 👌

[sukhrajsingh]

This is best ever video on all turns i have seen till now, the best part was very cool, calm and smooth narration sever as magical explanation and hence deep understanding of concepts . Thanks a ton

[DianaKireychuk]

Finally, I found the right-of-way video that is actually helpful! Thank you so much!

[larryjones]

Like the way this guy explains driving situations and how to react.

[rusinsr]

This video answered all my questions, thank you! :D

[AracelyHernandez-ehcx]

Thank you so much! This was very simple to understand.

[farhanarahman]

Please make more driving videos, Micah is great !!

[bvernessa]

This is extremely helpful. Thank you so much!!!

[Danclo]

Excellent video! This gave me more clarity.

[Stvrfiire_]

Hi sir! This is so clear to understand, thank you!

[lazerfreeze]

An uncontrolled intersection with no stop signs or from four directions is treated as an all-way stop but when there is only one way to turn for instance at 3:57 or 5:24 you yield if you turn left. It's also like that if there are two stop signs in an intersection and then there are two sides where there is no stops. For instance, the cars without a stop sign can advance but if one of them is turning left even if they arrived first but yield to the other car because it messes with their flow of traffic.

[shivendradwivedi]

this helps !! The best video I have ever seen !!

[BlessedLife]

Good content. I show this video to my teen driver’s class

[Pendo]

Thank you very much, I rarely comment, but I find this information useful.

[christinajohnson]

I loved this so much it made so much sense to me thank you.

[onesexyvegan]

Hey, loved the video! Really made this easy to understand unlike what i’ve been trying to study, thanks so much 🙏🏽 I did have a question though, if lets say 3 cars arrive at an all-way stop the same time, how does the yielding to the car on the right, or across rules get affected?

[asiajohnson]

You made understand so clear thank you