Right on Red vs U-turn in GA

[nunyadamnbiz]

I believe it goes a little like this, the person doing the U-Turn has the right a way, and you have to yield to them, when you are taking a right on red, you have to yield, "her" lanes of traffic have a green light (hence you turning right on red) as much as you don't want to hear it, but "she" has the right a way, and you must yield to that traffic...hope this helps

[4dmin]

I believe it goes a little like this, the person doing the U-Turn has the right a way, and you have to yield to them, when you are taking a right on red, you have to yield, "her" lanes of traffic have a green light (hence you turning right on red) as much as you don't want to hear it, but "she" has the right a way, and you must yield to that traffic...hope this helps

i don't think you read what i posted... i understand that but if did yeild to traffic and gave all rights of way... there wasn't a car in the left hand turn when i proceeded... incoming vehicle in left lane whips a u-turn almost striking my rear qtr or rear... if they hit my rear that would mean i was already totally facing direction of traffic.

if she struck me on my front/side then obviously i wasn't in the lane and didn't yield.