2016-11-07 23:28 GMT+01:00 Tijmen Stam <mailingli...@iivq.net>: > I have never heard that rule! > In the Netherlands the order of priority is > > 1 traffic signallers (i.e. "appointed" people) > 2 traffic lights > 3 traffic signs and road markings (on equal level) > 4 rules of the road >
You are completely right, and the situation in Germany is the same :) http://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/stvo_2013/__39.html additionally, yellow (temporary) road markings have a higher priority than white ones (in Germany). > > So under Dutch rules of the road, a situation such as the one Janko showed > is perfectly legal (although I'm not so sure about the legallity of the > "give way" sign being on the roundabout centre instead of on the right of > the road - that'd mean you'd only need to give way before you hit the > pole.... > +1, also under German law the sign is "regularly on the right" or above the single lane it is valid for. (source: link above) cheers, Martin
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