Why it matters: The precedence order: who wins when signs disagree?
Reversing the precedence order can make you take priority at exactly the wrong moment: driving through on green while a traffic controller is signalling stop, or clinging to the priority-to-the-right rule while a sign has long since said otherwise. The four rungs are not exam theory alone — they determine who actually has priority at a busy Leeuwarden intersection.
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