At an equal-rank junction there must be a 'priority from the right' sign, otherwise the rule does not apply.

Explanation

'At equal-rank junctions there are no signs or markings that regulate priority.' No sign is precisely the defining feature of this junction type; the rechts-regel then applies automatically, without any sign

Why learners get this wrong

• 'At equal-rank junctions there are no signs or markings that regulate priority.' No sign is precisely the defining feature of this junction type; the rechts-regel then applies automatically, without any sign

Topic: Equal-rank junction: no sign, but still a rule

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• Core: Equal-rank junction: no sign, but still a rule
• Why it matters: Equal-rank junction: no sign, but still a rule
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• Memory hook: Equal-rank junction: no sign, but still a rule

Terms

• Gelijkwaardig geen borden
• Rechts regel bestuurders
• Tram altijd voorrang ongeacht richting
• Tram is uitzondering op rechts regel

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