Looking at the vertical signage at this intersection, which vehicle has priority and will cross first?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

At intersections a hierarchy of priorities applies. If there were no signage at all, the general rule of yielding to vehicles approaching from the right would apply (in which case the passenger car would have priority). However, vertical signs prevail over the general rules. Since the moped has a vertical sign granting it priority on its path, the vehicles traveling on the transverse road (both the van and the passenger car) must yield to it. For this reason, the moped will cross first.

Looking at the vertical signage at this intersection, which vehicle has priority and will cross first?

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