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The bus driver, because they come from the unpaved road.
The bus driver. Without priority signs, vehicles on a paved road have priority over those coming from an unpaved road, even when approaching from the left. This exception overrides the general give-way-to-the-right rule. Vehicle size or how far someone would have to reverse does not decide this junction. Give way without forcing the priority vehicle to change speed or path abruptly.
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The bus driver, because they come from the unpaved road.
The car driver, because a bus always has priority due to its size.
The car driver, solely because they approach from the left.
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