Correct answer
No, the driver joining from private access must yield.
No. The driver leaving private access must ensure joining is safe and yield to vehicles on the public road, whichever direction they travel, under Article 72. This does not depend on paving or emerging from the right. Signalling does not grant priority either. Other drivers must act to avoid a collision and facilitate joining where possible without breaching their duties.
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Yes, if the house’s access is paved.
Yes, emerging from the right always gives priority.
No, the driver joining from private access must yield.
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Un turismo sale del acceso privado de una casa para incorporarse a una vía pública. Sin una orden que cambie la prioridad, ¿los vehículos que ya circulan por la vía pública deben cederle el paso por salir desde su derecha?
- No, debe ceder el conductor que se incorpora desde el acceso privado.(Correct answer)
- Sí, siempre tiene prioridad por salir desde la derecha.
- Sí, si el acceso de la casa está pavimentado.
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