if the day couldnt get any worse...

[quickdodge®]

so technically i had the right away.

Technically you did NOT have the right away. The "failure to yield" ticket was correct. Technically, you're supposed to wait until the roadway is clear. One of the first things I was taught when learning to drive was to never trust someone coming at you with a blinker on. You never know if they don't realize it's on. I hate to say it, but if the story above is correct, then the officer was correct in giving the ticket. Later, QD.

[-EnVus-]

Technically you did NOT have the right away. The "failure to yield" ticket was correct. Technically, you're supposed to wait until the roadway is clear. One of the first things I was taught when learning to drive was to never trust someone coming at you with a blinker on. You never know if they don't realize it's on. I hate to say it, but if the story above is correct, then the officer was correct in giving the ticket. Later, QD.

Lol QD, Even if he was in the right it still would have been his fault he is driving an Import and 20 years old.

[Sinfix_15]

Technically you did NOT have the right away. The "failure to yield" ticket was correct. Technically, you're supposed to wait until the roadway is clear. One of the first things I was taught when learning to drive was to never trust someone coming at you with a blinker on. You never know if they don't realize it's on. I hate to say it, but if the story above is correct, then the officer was correct in giving the ticket. Later, QD.

learned "DTA" long before learning how to drive. Dont Trust Anybody!... i never assume someone with a blinker on is going to turn, until i see their car stop and enter the turn.