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Intersection with entry from the right where I have priority.
The sign shown, P-1c for an intersection with priority over traffic joining from the right, indicates that you are approaching a junction where another road joins from the right and where you have priority. Road users joining from that direction must give way to vehicles on the main road. However, if you are on the main road and see this sign, although you have priority, it is recommended that you make it easier for vehicles to join from the right wherever possible, ensuring a safer and smoother flow of traffic.
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Intersection on the right where I must give way to those joining.
Intersection with entry from the right where I have priority.
Intersection where I can turn right.
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