Read the stop controls and the crossing bike path instead of assuming a T-intersection is an all-way stop.
Read the stop controls and the crossing bike path instead of assuming a T-intersection is an all-way stop.
Each section below follows an explanation or demonstration in the video. Select a section to play from that point, then practise the skill with appropriate supervision.
The example has three vehicle approaches but no three-way plate, because the bike path crossing the intersection does not have the same stop requirement. Check the actual signs and cyclist path rather than relying on the intersection's shape.
Observe who stopped before you where stop controls apply, while continuing to check for cyclists and other conflicts. Use the applicable right-of-way rules and proceed only when your turn and a safe path are clear.
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