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Originally Posted by Maker
Again - not understanding the situation and making up a reply that does not follow the example... wrong three times in a row.
There is no overtaking.
The inside lane car exits directly in front of the outside lane car that is not exiting.
Inside lane car is in front of outside lane car.
Inside lane car crosses into path of outside lane car. Crash happens.
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Crash does not happen. A driver is supposed to recognize the other vehicle needs to cross over his path. You leave a gap and slow down to allow them to do it. Yield! That is the rule of a RAB.
This is not rocket science! At any intersection cars pass over the paths of other cars.
When you are at a red light, do you see those who have a green light CROSSING your path?
When you are a stop sign, do you see a vehicle CROSS OVER YOUR PATH?
That is what an intersection is!!! Vehicles CROSSING PATHS.
In a RAB, there are no stop signs or red lights. You are supposed to allow others to CROSS YOUR PATH.