Question 1937
The vehicle is traveling on an unpaved road. Who has the right-of-way if their paths cross?
- The animal's rider, because the rider is approaching from the right.
- The vehicle's driver, because vehicles have the right-of-way over animals.
- The animal's rider, because the rider is traveling on a paved road.
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Correct answer: The vehicle's driver, because vehicles have the right-of-way over animals.
The general right-of-way of vehicles over animals applies in this case. An animal does not have priority simply because it is traveling on a paved road or approaching from the right.