Smaller road yields to a bigger one
A free practice question for the Massachusetts permit test, with the answer explained.
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You're on a two-lane road coming to a divided highway. No signs or signals. Who has the right of way?
The rule
If your road has one or two lanes and it meets a divided highway or a road of three or more lanes, you yield. On a designated throughway, its traffic goes before your turn.
If your road has one or two lanes, you yield where it meets a divided highway or a road of three or more lanes.
From the Massachusetts Driver's Manual, page 101. This question is our own wording of that rule. The handbook and the RMV have the final word.
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