Tram from the left at a junction without signs
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Who may go first?
How the exam asks it in Dutch: Wie mag eerst?
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The right answer
Right answer the tram
Why
At a junction without signs or traffic lights you must always let a tram go first, even when it comes from the left. The tram is already driving onto the junction: brake (RVV 1990 art. 15 lid 2 onder b).
Brake: the tram goes first and cannot swerve or stop quickly.
What happens in the animation
Tram rails run across the junction. At about two and a half seconds a tram comes out of the side street on the left and at the end it drives onto the junction, just ahead of you.
Where to look
At the junction, look into both side streets and at the tram rails crossing the street.
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