Road rules / 🇬🇧 giveway
You are turning right at a box junction. Oncoming traffic is stopping you from completing the turn. What may you do?
✓ ANSWER
Wait in the box until there is a safe gap to complete the turn
You may enter and wait in a box junction when turning right if only oncoming traffic, or other vehicles waiting to turn right, prevent you from completing the turn.
All the options
- ✓Wait in the box until there is a safe gap to complete the turn
- ✗Reverse out of the box immediately
- ✗Complete the turn by forcing oncoming traffic to stop
- ✗You must never stop in the box for any reason
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