Group 5 · Right of way at intersections · Question 104 of 136
When a driver cannot determine whether the road has a paved surface (at night, because of mud, snow, etc.) and there are no priority signs:
Choose an answer to check yourself.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: The driver must consider that he/she is on a secondary road.
Explanation
If a driver cannot tell whether the road has a surface (in the dark, in mud, snow and so on) and there are no priority signs, they must assume they are on the secondary road. Following the equal-roads rules would be wrong: the crossing road may have a hard surface and therefore be the main road (Rules, point 101; point 3, subpoint 1).