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Yes, in the stated conditions.
Yes, under Article 64.2.a of the General Traffic Regulations. It does not depend on approaching from the right. Applicable officers’ orders and traffic lights must be obeyed, so this is not absolute priority in every circumstance. Anticipate the crossing, slow down and give way safely.
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No, they never have priority at that crossing.
Only if approaching from the right.
Yes, in the stated conditions.
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