Filifili se tali e tasi
If you are turning left at an intersection, you must give way to all vehicles coming towards you that are turning right. True or false?
Afai e te liliu agavale i se fetaula'iga, e tatau ona e tu'u le avanoa i ta'avale uma fa'asaga mai e liliu taumatau. Sa'o pe sesē?
False. With equivalent traffic controls, the opposing right-turning vehicle normally gives way to the left-turning vehicle.
Sesē. Pe a tutusa fa'atonuga o feoa'iga, e masani ona tu'u le avanoa e le ta'avale fa'asaga mai e liliu taumatau i le ta'avale e liliu agavale.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
Check signs and signals first. Facing a STOP sign can change who gives way; turning left alone does not establish priority.
Siaki muamua fa'ailoga ma molī. O se STOP o lo'o feagai ma oe e mafai ona suia ai po o ai e tu'u le avanoa; e lē maua le fa'amuamua i le liliu agavale lava ia.