When driving on a road marked with the priority road sign, what right of way do you have?

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The priority road sign (R-3) indicates to drivers on that road that they have the right of way at intersections over vehicles on intersecting roads. This means vehicles attempting to enter or cross from side roads must yield to you. This priority remains in effect until you see the end of priority road sign (R-4) or a specific 'Yield' or 'Stop' sign. Therefore, you do not need to stop at every crossing, nor yield to the left, as you hold the priority.

When driving on a road marked with the priority road sign, what right of way do you have?

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