Challenge: Priority signs B: priority road, look-or-stop, and which side
Students usually remember B6 and B7 correctly — red and triangular or octagonal stands out. But they often confuse B4 and B5: the intuition 'B4 comes first so it must be right, since right has priority' is wrong, and it's exactly what the CBR exam designer counts on.
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