Priority from the right
The default rule when nothing else is signed: give way to the right, and its exceptions.
1. Priority from the right2. No overtaking on the left here3. Same as this sign4. Exception 1: continuous cycle lane5. Exception 2: continuous pavement / zebra6. Exception 3: prohibited direction7. Exception 4: trams8. No priority: path or earth road9. Private exit10. Leaving a car park11. Roundabout
Priority from the right
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At a junction with no police, no lights, no priority signs, everyone (car, moto, moped, bike) gives way to the driver coming from the right. Exceptions: on a roundabout, or if that driver comes from a no-entry direction. It doesn't matter if they go straight, left or right. Even if they stop, they keep priority. If they are blocked by a line of cars, don't wait uselessly: go when it's clear.
ExampleA red car comes from your right at a junction with no signs. You wait, even if it only wants to turn right.
§Official source · art. 12.3.1 · last amended 2007-03-01
Elke bestuurder moet voorrang verlenen aan de bestuurder die van rechts komt, behalve indien hij op een rotonde rijdt of indien de bestuurder die van rechts komt uit een verboden rijrichting komt.
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- No overtaking on the left here
- Same as this sign
- Exception 1: continuous cycle lane
- Exception 2: continuous pavement / zebra
- Exception 3: prohibited direction
- Exception 4: trams
- No priority: path or earth road
- Private exit
- Leaving a car park
- Roundabout
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