When approaching an intersection marked with the cross or X-shaped warning sign (sign P-2), how must the driver act?

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Vertical sign P-2 (Intersection with priority from the right) warns of the proximity of an intersection where the general priority rule applies: you must yield to vehicles approaching from the right. Stopping, as a mandatory requirement, before entering the intersection is not required with this sign: the mandatory stop is imposed by the mandatory stop sign (STOP, R-2), and with P-2 you will have to stop only if a vehicle to which you must yield really is approaching from the right. Continuing normally because you have priority is not correct either: P-2 does not grant priority to your own road. Priority is granted by signs such as R-3 (Priority road), whereas P-1 warns of an intersection where the users of the other road are the ones who must yield.

When approaching an intersection marked with the cross or X-shaped warning sign (sign P-2), how must the driver act?

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