At an intersection without signage, who has the right of way if a tram is approaching?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, there are exceptions to the general rule of yielding to the right. Vehicles traveling on rails (such as trams) have priority over other road users at unsignaled intersections, regardless of which side they approach from. This rule prevails unless there is specific signaling (traffic light or vertical sign) indicating otherwise.

At an intersection without signage, who has the right of way if a tram is approaching?

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