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Yes, in the stated situation.
Yes, in the stated situation. Article 64.2 grants priority at a properly marked cycle crossing; it does not depend on approaching from the right. Obey traffic lights, agents and higher-priority signs where present and avoid dangerous manoeuvres. Priority does not permit ignoring an order to stop.
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Yes, in the stated situation.
Only if they approach from the right.
No, they never have priority at a marked crossing.
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