You would like to cross over a priority road. The view to both sides is very restricted due to parked vehicles. What should you do?

When approaching a priority road with a restricted view due to parked vehicles, the correct procedure is to carefully ease your way into the junction. This means moving forward slowly and cautiously so you can better see oncoming traffic and assess the situation safely. You should not cross quickly, as this could be dangerous if you miss a vehicle due to limited visibility. Sounding your horn is generally discouraged in this situation because it may startle other road users and is not a substitute for cautious observation. By easing forward carefully, you increase your ability to make a safe decision before fully entering the priority road.