Why should vehicles turning right yield to those turning left when traveling in opposite directions?

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LoganLynn
07/29/25 4:36pm
Because left turns are more challenging - they are restricted by traffic lights and may be blocked by through traffic, while right turns are relatively easier, hence the rule for right-turning vehicles to yield to left-turning ones. Below are relevant driving guidelines: 1. Precautions: Never drink before driving. It's common knowledge that drunk driving is prohibited. Avoid wearing headphones while driving as they impair your ability to hear external sounds and interfere with judgment. Ensure regular vehicle maintenance before driving and always inspect your vehicle's condition before hitting the road. 2. Good habits: Walk around your vehicle to check its exterior and tire conditions before entering. After sitting down, first adjust the steering wheel position, then your seat. Only start the engine and shift gears after securing a proper driving posture.
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