At an equal junction in Den Haag a tram approaches from the left. You are going straight ahead and the tram is not coming from the right. What do you do?
- ✓ I give way to the tram, because the tram comes from the left at an equal junction
- I go first, because the tram does not come from the right and therefore has no priority under the right-of-way rule
Correct answer: I give way to the tram, because the tram comes from the left at an equal junction
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- The tram has its own exception: it goes first as soon as it comes from the LEFT, the reverse of the right-of-way rule
Topic: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right
Read the rule: Core: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right
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- Why it matters: Tram priority: three exceptions, not an absolute right
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