Correct answer
Yes, you must give way before entering.
Yes. R-5 prohibits entry if you cannot cross without forcing opposing traffic to stop. Stop before entering when necessary to give way.
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No, because the sign gives you priority.
No, because the sign does not regulate priority.
Yes, you must give way before entering.
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Al llegar a esta señal, entrar en el paso estrecho obligaría a detenerse al vehículo que viene de frente. ¿Debe cederle el paso?
- Sí, debe cederle el paso antes de entrar.(Correct answer)
- No, porque la señal le da prioridad.
- No, porque la señal no regula la prioridad.
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