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Where the applicable give-way duty must be respected.
The point not to cross while required to give way, except in abnormal circumstances reducing visibility. The line itself does not make all vehicles from the right always have priority: precedence depends on the junction’s rules and exceptions. Without a priority sign, apply the relevant general rules.
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Where the applicable give-way duty must be respected.
A universal duty to give way to every vehicle regardless of priority.
That vehicles from the left always have priority.
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