In paragraph form, explain and describe at least three common situations in which you would yield the right-of-way.

Never insist on taking the right-of-way. Note that the law does not allow anyone the right-of-way. It only states who must yield. When a driver is legally required to yield the right-of-way but fails to do so, other drivers are required to stop or yield as necessary for safety. So, if another driver does not yield to you when he or she should, forget it. Let the other driver go first. You will help prevent accidents and make driving more pleasant.

if you suspect that your immediate supervisor, department manager, or company is engaging in something unlawful you must do your best to end the misconduct immediately while also protecting yourself, your livelihood, and your family’s future.