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Question 517

When the driver can not determine the presence of road surface (during the dark day, mud, snow, etc.), and there are no signs of advantage, then

  1. He should consider that he is on the secondary roadCorrect answer
  2. He must be guided by the rules of equal intersection.

Explanation

When darkness, snow, mud, or similar conditions prevent a driver from identifying which road has the superior surface, equal-road priority must not be assumed. In the absence of signs resolving the issue, the cautious legal classification is to treat the driver's own approach as minor.

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