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The one travelling on the paved road.
The car on the paved road. Article 57.1.a makes this an exception to priority from the right at unsigned junctions. It does not depend on which road is wider and does not permit ignoring officers’ instructions or signs regulating the junction.
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The one travelling on the wider road, whether paved or not.
The one travelling on the paved road.
The one travelling on the unpaved road.
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