If one car goes up on the slope and one car goes down, which car gives way?
718 2016-06-09 Gentleman
Isn't it right that the car coming down gives way?
It's easy to come down, but it's harder to go up.
It's easy to come down, but it's harder to come up
On the contrary, once a car that can easily come down passes by,
Isn't it better to go up comfortably?
According to the Road Traffic Act, it is as follows.
In conclusion, the car going up should yield.
Article 20 (Obligation to Give way to Career) (1) Drivers of all vehicles (excluding emergency vehicles) shall yield their course by avoiding to the right edge of the road if they intend to go at a slower speed than the car following them. However, this is not the case for roads with traffic classification.
② When a vehicle other than an emergency vehicle faces each other on a narrow road, the vehicle under the following classification shall be avoided to the right edge of the road to yield its course:
1. If the cars are moving facing each other on a narrow road on a slope, the car that goes up
2. A vehicle that has no passenger and does not have an object when a vehicle carrying a person or a vehicle carrying an object faces each other on a narrow road other than a narrow slope
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