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No; the car leaving the garage must give way.
No. A driver leaving private property to join must give way to vehicles on the public road regardless of their direction, under Article 72. Right-side priority does not grant preference here. Stay attentive and facilitate safe merging where possible without creating danger.
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Yes, because it joins from the right.
Yes, whenever it is an ordinary public-service car.
No; the car leaving the garage must give way.
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