three-way intersection
three
θri:
thri
way
weɪ
vei
in
ɪn
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tɜr
tēr
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sɛk
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British pronunciation
/θɹˈiːwˈeɪ ˌɪntəsˈɛkʃən/

Definition & Meaning of "three-way intersection"in English

Three-way intersection
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a junction where three roads meet

What is a "three-way intersection"?

A three-way intersection is a junction where three roads meet, forming a T or Y shape. In a T-intersection, one road ends while the other continues, requiring vehicles from the ending road to turn left or right. In a Y-intersection, roads merge or split at an angle, allowing traffic to flow in different directions. These intersections are controlled by stop signs, traffic lights, or right-of-way rules to help vehicles and pedestrians move safely. Three-way intersections are common in both urban and rural areas, connecting different roads while managing traffic flow efficiently.

example
Examples
Drivers approaching a three-way intersection must yield to vehicles coming from both the left and right.
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