You want to turn out of a road with a sunken kerbstone into another road. A car is coming from the left. What applies here?

When you are turning into a road with a sunken kerbstone, the traffic rules dictate that you must yield to oncoming traffic. This means you must wait for any vehicles coming from the left before making your turn. The concept of "right before left" typically applies at intersections without clear priorities, but in this scenario, the presence of the sunken kerbstone emphasizes that you have a waiting obligation.

The sunken kerbstone indicates a special situation where you are transitioning from one road to another and does not alter the requirement to yield to traffic. Therefore, both waiting for oncoming traffic and recognizing the relevance of the sunken kerbstone are crucial for safe driving and compliance with traffic regulations. It’s important to always assess and yield to any vehicles that have the right of way when making a turn.