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Cyclists and drivers of animal‑drawn vehicles do NOT have the obligation to always give priority, they, like the other road users, must respect the traffic rules, the signs, the markings and the signals of the traffic police officer to the same extent as the motor vehicles.

Therefore, if a cyclist or a driver of an animal‑drawn vehicle travels on a priority road, he does not have the obligation to give priority to the motor vehicles that travel on the non‑priority road. They will give priority only when the road signalling or the traffic rules provide this.

The correct answer is: C

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OUG* - Article 6

For the purposes of this emergency ordinance, the expressions and terms below have the following meaning:
1. giving priority - the obligation of any road user not to continue his movement or not to perform any other manoeuvre, if through these he forces the other road users who have priority of passing to change suddenly their direction or travelling speed or to stop;
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26. priority of passing - the right of a road user to pass before the other road users with whom he intersects, in accordance with the legal provisions regarding traffic on public roads;

* OUG = EMERGENCY ORDINANCE no. 195 of December 12, 2002 updated (Road Traffic Code)