Right of Way
What consequences can result from failing to give way when required?
Reviewed on 19 Jul 2026
- A None, it is not an offence
- ✓ Fines, loss of points, and serious accidents
- C Only a verbal warning
- D Always immediate impounding of the vehicle
Why this is the correct answer
Failing to give way when required can result in fines, loss of penalty points on your licence, and serious accidents.
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