Two opposing vehicles face GIVE WAY signs. One turns across the path of the other, which goes straight. Which must give way?
ʻOku fehangahangai ha me'alele ʻe 2 mo e faka'ilonga GIVE WAY. ʻOku afe ha taha ʻo kolosi ʻi he hala ʻo e taha ʻoku ʻalu hangatonu. Ko hai kuo pau ke ne tuku ke mu'omu'a e taha?
With both vehicles facing GIVE WAY signs, the turning vehicle gives way to conflicting opposing straight-ahead traffic.
Kapau ʻoku fehangahangai fakatou'osi e ongo me'alele mo e GIVE WAY, ʻoku tuku ʻe he me'alele ʻoku afe ke mu'omu'a e me'alele mei mu'a ʻoku ʻalu hangatonu pea ʻoku kolosi mo hono hala.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
Apply traffic controls, turning and road-layout rules. Arrival order and vehicle size do not decide priority.
Ngāue'aki e ngaahi faka'ilonga puleʻi fefononga'aki, tu'utu'uni afe mo e fokotu'utu'u ʻo e hala. ʻOku ʻikai fakapapau'i e totonu ke mu'omu'a ʻe he hokohoko a'u pe lahi ʻo e me'alele.