Priority and caution: practice and explanations
At the unregulated intersection, priority is usually given to those arriving from the right.
Practice
Priority and caution
Precedence and prudence: the point to remember
At the unregulated intersection, priority is usually given to those arriving from the right. Both drivers must moderate the speed. Leaving a private property requires caution; the width of the road and the horn do not assign precedence.
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True or false?
If at an intersection two vehicles come from different roads at the same time, the obligation to give priority is usually incumbent on the driver of the vehicle arriving from the left
Italian text
Se ad un incrocio giungono contemporaneamente da strade diverse due veicoli, l'obbligo di dare la precedenza spetta, di norma, al conducente del veicolo che arriva da sinistra
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: TRUE
At the unregulated intersection, priority is usually given to those arriving from the right. Both drivers must moderate the speed. Leaving a private property requires caution; the width of the road and the horn do not assign precedence.
True or false?
If at one intersection they come from different roads at the same time two vehicles, the obligation to give precedence lies with the driver of the vehicle travelling the narrowest road
Italian text
Se ad un incrocio giungono contemporaneamente da strade diverse due veicoli, l'obbligo di dare la precedenza spetta al conducente del veicolo che percorre la strada più stretta
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: FALSE
The width of the road does not, by itself, assign precedence. At the unregulated intersection, priority is usually given to those arriving from the right. Both drivers must moderate the speed. Leaving a private property requires caution; the width of the road and the horn do not assign precedence.