In Gouda you drive along a street with two junctions. At the first there are shark's teeth on your road, without a sign. At the second there are no shark's teeth and no signs; the crossing road there is wider than yours. What is correct? (More than one answer possible.)
At the second junction traffic on the wider road goes first
At the first junction you must first stop completely
At the second junction you let traffic from the right go first
At the first junction you give way, even without a sign
Explanation
False — you read the width of the road as a priority sign. Without shark's teeth or signs the main rule applies: traffic from the right goes first, however wide or busy the roads are.