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GENERAL Learning Environment Category A (A, A1, A2, AM)

Question 166 of 418

Which of the signs gives the right of priority?

A “Priority road”;

B “Priority for oncoming traffic”;

C “Traffic in both directions”.

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Explanation

Explanation official drpciv question text / driving tests:

When encountering the sign “Priority road”, the driver of the motor vehicle has priority to pass.

When encountering the sign “Priority for oncoming traffic”, the driver of the motor vehicle loses priority in relation to the vehicles moving from the opposite direction.

The sign “Traffic in both directions” is encountered when exiting a one-way public road and has the role of warning you that on the next road section the traffic takes place in both directions.

Therefore the driver has priority to pass when encountering the sign “Priority road”.

Thus the correct answer is: A

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