Fili ha tali ʻe taha
Which observations should you combine when approaching an intersection?
Ko e ngaahi siofi fē ʻoku totonu ke ke fakataha'i ʻi hoʻo ofi ki ha fetaulaki'anga hala?
Observe ahead, both sides and behind, then apply the signs, signals and give-way rules.
Siofi ʻi mu'a, ongo tafa'aki mo mui, pea toki ngāue'aki e ngaahi faka'ilonga, maama mo e tu'utu'uni tuku ke mu'omu'a.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
Slow, find a safe lawful route and check mirrors and blind spots. Looking right does not mean every intersection requires giving way only to the right.
Fakasi'isi'i e vave, kumi ha hala malu mo fakalao pea vakai e ngaahi sio'ata mo e feitu'u ʻoku ʻikai hā he sio'ata. ʻOku ʻikai ʻuhinga e sio ki to'omata'u kuo pau ʻi he fetaulaki'anga kotoa ke tuku ke mu'omu'a e me'alele mei to'omata'u pē.