The blue car is turning right from the ending road at a T-intersection and faces a GIVE WAY sign. The red car approaches from its left on the continuing road and is going straight. Must blue give way?
O lo'o liliu le ta'avale lanu moana i le taumatau mai le auala e gata i se fetaula'iga fa'atusa T ma e feagai ma GIVE WAY. E aga'i mai le ta'avale mūmū mai lona agavale i le auala e fa'aauau ma e alu sa'o. E tatau ona tu'u le avanoa e le ta'avale lanu moana?
Blue must give way to red on the continuing road. Blue’s GIVE WAY sign also requires it to let conflicting uncontrolled traffic pass.
E tatau ona tu'u e le ta'avale lanu moana le avanoa i le ta'avale mūmū i le auala e fa'aauau. E mana'omia fo'i e lana GIVE WAY ona tu'u ta'avale e fete'ena'i o latou ala ma e leai ni fa'atonuga e tu'u ai le avanoa e pasi.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
Check the control on your own approach, the continuing road and the other vehicle’s route. Being to the other driver’s right does not override your GIVE WAY sign.
Siaki le fa'atonuga i le auala o lo'o e aga'i mai ai, le auala e fa'aauau ma le ala o le isi ta'avale. O lou iai i le taumatau o le isi aveta'avale e lē fa'aleaogāina ai lau GIVE WAY.