Right of Way
Even with priority, may you enter a junction if you are not sure you can fully clear it?
Reviewed on 21 Jul 2026
- A Yes, priority always allows you to enter
- ✓ No, I should only enter if I can clear it completely
- C Yes, if I sound the horn first
- D Yes, if I drive slowly
Why this is the correct answer
You must not enter a junction, even with priority, unless you are sure you can clear it completely, so as not to block cross-traffic.
More questions on Right of Way
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- At an unsigned road narrowing, which vehicle has priority?
- At an unsigned narrowing, if it is unclear who entered first, who should you give way to?
- In case of doubt at a narrowing, which of these vehicles has the highest priority?
- In the vehicle-type priority hierarchy at a narrowing, which vehicle has the lowest priority?
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