Theory test
You want to make a turn in this crossing, which is regulated by the give way sign at the centre of the image. Which of the following is true?
Review of the options:
- I only have to give way to traffic from crossing my way from the right.
– Wrong, the mandatory sign does not regulate priority. - I am not free to choose which way I turn in the crossing.
– Correct, you have to turn right according to the mandatory sign. - I do not have to use my indicator when turning in the crossing.
– Wrong, you must always indicate a turn.
Direction to be followed (D1)
”The signs indicate that the vehicle may only be driven in the direction of the arrow or, in the case of two arrows, in either arrow’s direction. The symbol is adapted to the conditions of the location.”
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