Comments by "Keith Bradbury" (@keithbk) on "SEMI-TRUCKS ROAD RAGE | Brake Check, Hit and Run, Bad Drivers, Car Crash, Instant Karma | USA 2022" video.

@rogersmith7808 "The driver of a vehicle entering a public highway or sidewalk from a private road, driveway, alley, or building shall stop immediately before entering such highway or sidewalk and yield the right-of-way to vehicles approaching on such public highway and to pedestrians or vehicles approaching on such public sidewalk."
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@rogersmith7808 The "yielding of the right of way" supersedes anything else when you are turning from a dead stop into moving traffic.
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@TheMookie1590 Doesn't matter because the vehicle was at a stop and legally could not proceed until it was CLEAR for him to do so. No insurance company would fault the semi. He had the right of way. Plus, you can audibly hear his signal, so he was moving over and the person had the responsibility to wait.
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@Duetmaster2 The semi was NOT in an intersection as the lines are dashed all the way through. It was a right-of-way. The pickup was totally in the wrong.
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@randybond9246 Whatever you have to tell yourself to make you sleep better at night. Once a semi starts moving, it doesn't just jerk back into the lane unless you want a serious accident. Face it, you're WRONG here.
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@Duetmaster2 Yeah, I watched the video and there is no stop or yield for the main road. Pause the video at the :38 second mark and you will note that there are NO solid lines in the Semi's lane (so switching lanes is legal) but there is a stop sign for the opposing traffic and a right-hand dedicated turn lane. The pickup truck proceeded while it was unsafe. Until you learn to drive, you should stay off the roads.
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