At an unsigned junction near Bakkeveen, three parties approach at once: a car from your right, and a tram from your left on a track crossing the road. In which order may everyone proceed?
- ✓ First the tram, then the car from the right, then you
- First you, because you braked first
- First the car from the right, then you, the tram waits because it comes from the left
Correct answer: First the tram, then the car from the right, then you
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- Braking decides nothing; the tram goes first, then the rechts-regel
- The tram goes first, even from the left; only after that does the rechts-regel apply among the remaining drivers
Topic: Equal-rank junction: no sign, but still a rule
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