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At this triangular sign, a car approaches the next junction along the road on the right. With no officers, traffic lights or other signs changing priority, who has precedence?

At this triangular sign, a car approaches the next junction along the road on the right. With no officers, traffic lights or other signs changing priority, who has precedence?

Correct answer

The one facing the sign.

The driver on the signed road has precedence. P-1a warns of a junction with a road on the right whose users must give way. It is not R-3 for a priority road and does not give unconditional priority at all later junctions. The general give-way-to-the-right rule does not override this specific arrangement; even with precedence, proceed safely.

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  • The one facing the sign.

  • The general priority rule will apply.

  • The vehicle approaching from the right.

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