At an intersection without signage, which type of vehicles have right of way over other road users?

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Although the general priority rule at unmarked intersections is to yield to vehicles approaching from the right, there are crucial exceptions. Vehicles traveling on rails have the right of way over other road users, regardless of which side they approach from (right or left). This exception exists because trams and trains have significantly reduced braking capabilities (longer stopping distances) and cannot perform evasive steering maneuvers.

At an intersection without signage, which type of vehicles have right of way over other road users?

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