I'm talking about those small circles like this:
Some are marked with 10 mpg.
I'm guilty of taking those a bit faster 15-20 mpg when there is no traffic as my cars tend to be nimble enough.
However, I met my match lately. Someone who flies through them with no stopping and I had 2 close calls (not sure if the same driver, but same spot). What confused me about it, I felt I was first, but the other driver was on the right. Which rule would apply here?
I googled and found this:
Quote:
Seattle’s Department of Transportation website says “Under state law, when two vehicles approach an intersection with no stop signs at about the same time, the driver on the left shall always yield to the driver on the right. This is also true for intersections that have a traffic circle or all-way stops.”
Would that apply to all states?
Some are marked with 10 mpg.
I'm guilty of taking those a bit faster 15-20 mpg when there is no traffic as my cars tend to be nimble enough.
However, I met my match lately. Someone who flies through them with no stopping and I had 2 close calls (not sure if the same driver, but same spot). What confused me about it, I felt I was first, but the other driver was on the right. Which rule would apply here?
I googled and found this:
Quote:
Seattle’s Department of Transportation website says “Under state law, when two vehicles approach an intersection with no stop signs at about the same time, the driver on the left shall always yield to the driver on the right. This is also true for intersections that have a traffic circle or all-way stops.”
Would that apply to all states?