Unregulated intersection: traffic rules. The passage of unregulated intersections

The driver, passing a regulated intersection of roads, it is enough to execute the orders of traffic lights or a traffic police officer. In principle, it is quite simple. Moving along an unregulated intersection is much more difficult.

What is this denouement

Approaching the intersection of roads, you should pay attention to the order of the order of transportation. Adjustable and unregulated intersections have one major difference - the presence or absence of a traffic light and an adjuster. The presence of the latter indicates a regulated intersection, and the absence indicates that you are, on the contrary, on an unregulated intersection of roads.

Signs

Traffic signs will help a person at the wheel of a vehicle to understand which intersection of the carriageways is in front of him and how to proceed correctly. For example, at an unregulated intersection, "Give way", "Main road", "Motorway", "End of the highway", "Intersection with a secondary road", "Adjunction of a secondary road" and others are installed.

Go right and without traffic accidents, you can only by knowing how to read signs.

Unregulated intersections: rules

Before you start driving at an unregulated junction, be sure to study all of the signs installed. And then, taking them into account, start moving around, taking into account the rules. An unregulated intersection will not cause you difficulties if you can read signs and remember traffic rules.

Non-rail vehicles do not have advantages over a tram, regardless of the direction of traffic and the status of the carriageway on which they are located. Therefore, cars always miss them, and only after that start traffic in accordance with established road signs.

Before crossing roads there is a sign "Main road"

As it has been repeatedly mentioned, the traffic at unregulated intersections depends on the established signs. Therefore, in order to correctly pass an unregulated intersection of roads, you should know who to miss, and where you have the advantage. There are several options for driving an unregulated intersection.

It all depends on how the main road and your location are located relative to it.

1. If the vehicle is located on the main road and it continues straight, the algorithm for driving your car is as follows:

• If you want to go in the direct direction - no one should give way.
• Plan to turn to the right - you also have the advantage. Accordingly, crossroads pass first.
• Turn left - in the first place you pass oncoming cars, which, like you, are on the main road. Namely, you should approach the middle of the intersection, wait until they pass, and only then continue to move. In the event that the oncoming vehicles are turned to the left, you simultaneously divide the right sides of the cars.
• If you are going to turn around, then the sequence of actions is the same as when turning left.

2. The main road turns right. Your actions:

• When you move right remember the jamming on the right. If there is a car, then you miss it, and then start to pass the intersection.
• Turning to the right is the only direction in which you have the advantage. Therefore, you can safely turn, not yielding to anyone.
• When turning left, you skip the cars that are on the right and move in the direction directly or to the left. If your hindrance on the right is planning to turn to the right, then you are allowed to move simultaneously, because in this situation you do not interfere with its movement.
• Reversal. In this situation, the same rules apply as when turning to the left.

3. The main road turns left. Your actions:

• If you want to move right away you have priority, so you pass first.
• When you turn right you have the advantage, therefore, not yielding to anyone, perform a maneuver.
• A left turn follows the same algorithm as the one to the right.
• At a turn it is necessary to concede to vehicles moving on the left, according to SDA. Unregulated intersection, they, just like you, are driving along the main road, and the advantage over them is formed due to the fact that they are for you a hindrance on the right.

Before the crossing of the road sign "Give way"

According to the traffic rules, if on your road there is a sign "Give way", you firstly miss cars driving along the main road, and then those who are for you a hindrance on the right.

Stop at the intersection of roads:

• Before you is the sign "Give way". If you want to turn right you miss your hindrance on the right (even if it does a turn), also you pass the car to the left due to the fact that it is heading along the main road. However, if it turns to the right, you are allowed to start moving simultaneously with it. When driving directly ahead of you have cars to the right and left, so inferior to them the roadway. When you turn left, you miss everyone. The same is true for reversal.
• The main road is on your right. When turning to the right, the oncoming car takes precedence. Also a trackless vehicle on the right in case of a turn. You also miss them if you plan to continue driving straight and turn left. Before turning, you will have to cede all cars from three directions.
• The main road is to the left of your vehicle. Before the turn to the right, you have to give way to the oncoming cars and the cars on the left, because they are on the main road, respectively, have the advantage. Passing cars on the main roadway (on the left, from the opposite direction) and on the right (interference on the right), you have the opportunity to cross the unregulated intersection in the direction straight. Also, you do not have the advantage of turning left.
• It is better not to turn at such an intersection, but if there is no other option, it is allowed to start the maneuver only by letting vehicles from three directions.

Route of unregulated equivalent roads

In a situation where you have to cross the intersection of equivalent roads, the main rule that you must follow is the hindrance on the right.

Who should be missed depends on where you are going. You are planning:

• Turn right. In this situation, you should not give in to anyone, since the advantage is yours, accordingly, your car passes first.
• Go straight. If to the right of you there is a vehicle, means, you miss it, and then you pass by yourself. Sometimes it turns out that simultaneously from four directions the cars plan to cross the unregulated intersection of equivalent roads directly. Traffic regulations do not regulate this situation, so drivers must determine among themselves which of them will start traffic first.
• Turn left. In the circumstances, for you, the on the right is the oncoming car and the car on the right-hand side. Based on this, you begin to move only after them.
• Make a U-turn. To start this maneuver, you must skip the vehicle from three directions, and only after that start the traffic.

Pedestrian and unregulated intersection

Since there is no regulation at the intersection, in situations with the intersection of a crossroads a person must be very careful. After all, in the event of an accident, he will be fined a maximum, and for you as a driver this situation can result in deprivation of rights and even prison term.

A pedestrian at an unregulated intersection, moving on a zebra, takes precedence over any vehicle. If the person has decided to cross the roadway on which there is no pedestrian crossing, you do not have to miss it. But, as practice shows, it is faster and easier to cede to a careless pedestrian.

Tips for beginners

Summarizing the rules that control the passage of unregulated intersections, there are three main points to be followed:

• Interference on the right at the intersection of equivalent roads. Be sure to monitor whether there are vehicles to your right.
• When the sign "Give way" is set, the driver initially pays attention to the one who is traveling along the main road, then - on the moving on the right.
• If there is a sign on the road on which you are moving, "Main road", then you closely follow those who are also directed along the main road and to your right.