Which option reflects the primary instruction at SNAKE regarding ROW?

Which option reflects the primary instruction at SNAKE regarding ROW?

• A. POWER LINES establish ROW that overrides HWY 197/A
• B. HWY 197/A has ROW that overrides power lines
• C. There is no ROW at the intersection
• D. ROW is shared equally

Answer: (A)

In SNAKE, the cue that sets right-of-way is defined by the power lines themselves; they establish the ROW and take precedence over the highway cue. This means that when both features are present at an intersection, the power lines dictate which path has priority, and the highway (HWY 197/A) does not override that priority. The rule ensures a clear, deterministic order of movement, so pilots follow the power-line guidance even if the highway would normally suggest a different priority. There is indeed a defined ROW, and it is not shared nor eclipsed by the highway, which is why the statement that power lines establish ROW that overrides HWY 197/A is the correct interpretation.

In SNAKE, the cue that sets right-of-way is defined by the power lines themselves; they establish the ROW and take precedence over the highway cue. This means that when both features are present at an intersection, the power lines dictate which path has priority, and the highway (HWY 197/A) does not override that priority. The rule ensures a clear, deterministic order of movement, so pilots follow the power-line guidance even if the highway would normally suggest a different priority. There is indeed a defined ROW, and it is not shared nor eclipsed by the highway, which is why the statement that power lines establish ROW that overrides HWY 197/A is the correct interpretation.