Why it matters: Equal-rank junction: no sign, but still a rule
Equal-rank junctions are the most common junction type in residential areas and on village roads — precisely the places without signage where people must judge for themselves who has priority. Anyone who forgets the tram here (for instance at a junction in Rotterdam where a tram line crosses an ordinary road with no separate sign) confidently cuts in front of a tram — with all the consequences that follow.
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