Does the driver of the blue car have to give way?
E tatau ona tu'u le avanoa e le aveta'avale o le ta'avale lanu moana?
The blue car is turning right from the public road into a private driveway. The red car is emerging from that driveway and must give way to the blue car on the road.
O lo'o liliu le ta'avale lanu moana i le taumatau mai le auala lautele i se auala ulufale patino i se fanua. O lo'o alu ese mai lea auala le ta'avale mūmū ma e tatau ona tu'u le avanoa i le ta'avale lanu moana i le auala lautele.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
This is a private driveway, not a public-road T-intersection. A vehicle leaving a driveway must give way to road traffic. Drivers entering or leaving must also give way to people using a footpath, cycle path or shared path. Proceed only when safe.
O se auala ulufale patino i se fanua lenei, ae lē o se fetaula'iga fa'atusa T o auala lautele. E tatau i se ta'avale e alu ese mai se auala ulufale i se fanua ona tu'u le avanoa i feoa'iga i le auala. E tatau fo'i i aveta'avale o ulu atu pe alu ese ona tu'u le avanoa i tagata o fa'aaogā se ala savali, ala uila po o se ala fa'asoa. Fa'aauau na'o le taimi e saogalemu ai.