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Only vehicles approaching from the left.
As a general rule, the Traffic Regulations establish that when we find a vertical sign or road marking requiring us to give way at an intersection, we must give way to all vehicles approaching from both the right and the left, and cross once nobody is travelling along the crossing road.
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Only vehicles approaching from the left.
All vehicles approaching from the right or the left.
Only vehicles approaching from the right.
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