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Does the priority-to-the-right rule apply at this junction?
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Around 5 seconds into the video, this road sign can be seen:
Give way (B1)
“The sign indicates that a driver is obliged to give way to a vehicle on the intersecting road or route”.
This means that the priority-to-the-right rule does not apply here.
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