Why it matters: Priority signs B: priority road, look-or-stop, and which side
Whoever swaps B4 and B5 looks the wrong way at the critical moment — exactly the second a car from the other side can merge in. Whoever confuses B6 with B7 and therefore does not come to a full stop drives through a crossing where the law demands a standstill, with all the consequences that carries in a collision.
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