In the absence of specific signage, do trams have right of way over other vehicles?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, although the general rule at unmarked intersections is to yield to the right, there are exceptions. One of the most important is for vehicles running on rails (trams): they have right of way over other road users, regardless of which side they approach from, unless signage (such as a traffic light or a Yield sign) indicates otherwise. This is because their braking distance is longer and their maneuverability is strictly limited to the tracks.

In the absence of specific signage, do trams have right of way over other vehicles?

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