At an intersection without a priority sign, outside a roundabout and between two paved roads, the general priority-to-the-right rule applies. When must you give way to an animal-drawn vehicle?

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When it enters from my right.. When it approaches from your right. Article 57’s general rule concerns vehicles, not only motor vehicles. It does not mean every animal-drawn vehicle always has priority. Exceptions to priority from the right include paved roads over unpaved roads and vehicles already circulating in a roundabout; the question excludes these cases.

sacatelcarnet · Answer

Always, because they have priority.

sacatelcarnet · Answer

Never, because it is not a motor vehicle.

At an intersection without a priority sign, outside a roundabout and between two paved roads, the general priority-to-the-right rule applies. When must you give way to an animal-drawn vehicle?

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