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What do you have to particularly remember at crossroads and junctions in a built-up area?
Intersecting roads may have priority even though they are narrow and less well developed
A better developed road always has priority
The rule "right before left" applies without exception at all crossroads and junctions
Here is Our AI Assistant's Explanation
At crossroads and junctions in a built-up area, it's important to remember that intersecting roads can have priority even if they appear to be narrower and less well-developed. This means that just because a road looks more substantial or is better maintained, it doesn't automatically mean it has priority over other roads.
In German traffic law, the general rule of "right before left" does apply, but there are exceptions, and it does not apply automatically at all intersections. This is why it’s crucial to assess each situation individually.
Thus, the combination of understanding both the potential priority of less developed roads and the specific application of right-of-way rules is necessary for safe driving in built-up areas.