You want to turn right and Vehicle A wants to turn left at the intersection. Who gives way?

In most countries, the general rule at intersections is that the vehicle turning left must give way to the vehicle turning right. This is based on the "right-hand rule" where the driver who is turning right has the right of way over the driver turning left.

Here are the steps:

1. As you approach the intersection, slow down and prepare to stop if necessary.
2. Look for any traffic signs or signals. These may alter the "right-hand rule".
3. If there are no signs or signals, or they are not applicable, you should give way to any vehicles on your right.
4. If Vehicle A is on your left and they are turning left, they should give way to you as you are turning right.
5. Once you have ensured it is safe, and that Vehicle A is giving way to you, you can proceed to turn right.

Remember, always use your indicators to signal your intentions to other drivers and proceed with caution at intersections.