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Yes, whether it approaches from the right or left.
Yes, whether it approaches from the right or left. Article 57.1.b gives rail vehicles priority as an exception to the general right-hand priority rule. If signs, signals or orders regulate the junction, obey them; tram priority does not cancel those instructions.
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Only if it approaches from the right.
No, trams never have priority.
Yes, whether it approaches from the right or left.
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