Step 11 of 35Priority signs and roundabouts
Chapter 4 · 15 rules

Priority signs and roundabouts

Read priority-road, give-way and STOP signs and drive through a roundabout correctly.

1. Priority road2. Give way3. STOP4. Roundabouts

Section 1Priority road

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Priority road

Official source · art. 67.3 · last amended 2022-10-01B9. VoorrangswegOpen the full article on Justel

The priority road sign

The yellow priority-road sign means you have priority at the junctions that follow. Traffic lights and police still come first.
Priority road (B9)

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Rules in this lesson

  1. End of priority road
  2. Priority at the next junction only
  3. Priority road that turns
  4. Give-way sign
  5. Shark teeth
  6. Cyclists from both directions
  7. Advance warning
  8. STOP sign
  9. Roundabout signs
  10. Who goes first on a roundabout
  11. Indicators on a roundabout
  12. Cycle lane around the roundabout
  13. Cyclist crossing with a small triangle
  14. Round square that is not a roundabout

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