You are approaching a crossroads where the priority situation is not clear to you straightaway. What do you do?

When approaching a crossroads where it's not immediately clear who has the right of way, the safest approach is to wait and observe the other road users. This allows you to understand their intentions and reach an agreement if necessary, for example through eye contact or gestures. The general rule "right before left" applies only if no other indications exist, but it might not always be safe to rely on it without clear visibility or signals. Proceeding without clarity—especially assuming you can always go straight ahead—is dangerous and can lead to accidents. Being patient and cautious helps ensure safety for everyone at the intersection.