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No, because trams do not have priority.
At an intersection where there are no signs establishing priority, we must give way to a tram, regardless of whether it approaches from the right or the left. Rail vehicles such as trams have priority over other road users because they follow fixed routes and have limited manoeuvrability. It is essential always to watch for trams when approaching an unsignposted intersection.
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No, because trams do not have priority.
You only have to give way to the tram if it approaches from the right.
Yes, the tram has priority whether it approaches from the right or the left.
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