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Signs of pre-emptive right of way

Signs of the predominant right of way (also - priority signs ) are road signs according to Section “B” of the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals .

Regulate the passage of intersections and bottlenecks on the roads. They come in different shapes, but the signs 2.1, 2.2, 2.4 and 2.5 have no analogues, which greatly facilitates the recognition of these signs from anywhere on the road and determining the benefits of a particular direction of movement. The signs “ give way ” and “ no stopping is prohibited ” are the same both in the standards corresponding to the Vienna Convention and in the American standard.
Running traffic lights and traffic controllers cancel the action of priority signs.

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Signs of priority in Russia :

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    2.1 " Main road "

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    2.2 “End of the main road ”

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    2.4 “ Make way ”

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    2.5 " Movement without stopping is prohibited "

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    2.6 “The advantage of oncoming traffic”

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    2.7 "Advantage over oncoming traffic"

Priority signs in Sweden (adjacency signs of secondary roads here are classified as warning signs)

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    the main road

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    End of the main road

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    Give way

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    No stopping allowed

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    Oncoming traffic advantage

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    Advantage over oncoming traffic

In the USA, there is no group of priority signs: of all the signs, only “ give way ” and “ no stopping traffic is prohibited ” signs remain, however they can be combined with other signs.

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    Give way

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    No stopping allowed

Links

  • Text of the Convention on Road Signs and Signals
  • Signs of priority. Comments
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Privile_Driving_ Signs&oldid = 81627462


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