Kantarii
I'm Not A Bitch!
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In early days of autos there was a law (in Kansas, I think) that if vehicles meet at an intersection, all shall stop and none shall move until the others have. As for your question, I refer to the rules in Mexico City: The larger vehicle has right-of-way, and anything on less than four wheels doesn't count.
Come away with me, LucilleThat open Olds had tiller steering. And horses had right-of-way then. Pigs, too. I guess human pigs still assert right-of-way. Especially those in big pickups/utes.
In my merry Oldsmobile
Down the road of life we'll fly
Auto-mo-bubbling, you and I...
Hahaha... When I was stationed in South Korea, the right of way was determined by law of tonnage. If my vehicle is bigger than yours type thinking. Motorcycles and bikes had no right of way. If traffic was backed up, cars could legally drive on the sidewalks because they were wider than the lane on the road. Fun times, but, damn, their red light system would mess you up when you came back to the states.