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

Question 203 of 418

What is the passing order of the vehicles through the intersection?

A the car, the bicycle, the motorcycle;

B the bicycle, the car, the motorcycle;

C the bicycle, the motorcycle, the car.

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Explanation

Explanation text category A / driving tests drpciv:

In the image it can be seen that the traffic lights are not functioning, a situation in which the meaning of the regulatory priority signs will be respected. On the priority road the bicycle moves encountering the sign "Priority road", and it will pass first through the intersection. The car and the motorcycle come from non-priority roads being an equality situation, but the car changing the direction of travel to the left will give way to the motorcycle because it comes from its right side.

Therefore the correct answer is: C

Driving tests drpciv category A explained.

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