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Yes, as a compulsory requirement.
Yes. Article 57 sets that general rule with exceptions: paved roads over unpaved roads, rail vehicles, vehicles already on a roundabout and motorway or expressway traffic over joining vehicles. This does not mean rail vehicles can ignore applicable officers or signals.
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Yes, but only to buses.
Yes, as a compulsory requirement.
No, because vehicles travelling on the main road will always have priority.
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