A supermarket’s public car-park exit meets a street. How should you classify that meeting point when applying road give-way rules?
E feiloa'i le ulufafo o le paka mo tagata lautele a se supamaketi ma se auala. E fa'apefea ona e fa'avasegaina lea nofoaga pe a fa'aaogā tulafono o le tu'u o le avanoa?
A public entrance or exit joining a road is included in the Road Code’s description of an intersection.
E aofia se ulufale po o se ulufafo e avanoa mo tagata lautele ma e so'o i se auala i le fa'amatalaga a le Road Code o se fetaula'iga.
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The classification alone does not decide who goes first. Check signs, signals, road layout and turning movements, and protect people using any footpath. Do not confuse public-access entrances with a private driveway.
E lē na'o le fa'avasegaina o le nofoaga e iloa ai po o ai e muamua. Siaki fa'ailoga, molī, fausaga o le auala ma ta'avale o lo'o afe, ma puipuia tagata o lo'o fa'aaogā so'o se ala savali. Aua ne'i fenumia'i se ulufale mo tagata lautele ma se auala ulufale tuma'oti.