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Yes. When no sign regulates priority, Article 57 applies: generally give way to vehicles approaching from the right. Exceptions include a paved road over an unpaved one, rail vehicles, vehicles already in a roundabout and motorway or dual-carriageway traffic over joining vehicles. Absence of signs does not permit proceeding without checking safety.
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