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Because it runs on rails.
Because it runs on rails under Article 57.1.b. That priority at an unregulated junction does not depend on approaching from the car’s right and does not override officers, traffic lights or other applicable regulation. No image of a green car is needed.
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Because it runs on rails.
The car always has priority because it is on a paved road.
Only because every tram always approaches from the car’s right.
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