How to Understand the Yield-to-the-Right Rule?

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Understanding the Yield-to-the-Right Rule: At intersections without traffic signals or other priority traffic signs, regardless of whether the incoming vehicle is going straight, turning left, or turning right, the driver should yield to the vehicle coming from the right side of the road. Three key principles: 1. Turning motor vehicles must yield to vehicles going straight; 2. When both vehicles are going straight, the vehicle coming from the right side of the road has the right of way, meaning the left-side vehicle should yield to the right-side vehicle; 3. When vehicles are coming from opposite directions, the vehicle turning right should yield to the vehicle turning left. Following traffic rules while driving is essential for the safety of oneself and others. The speed limit in urban areas is generally 50 or 60 kilometers per hour, and speeding should be avoided at all costs, as most accidents are caused by speeding.