Unless there are signs saying anything else probably Rechtsvortritt.
Right before left
whomever got to the intersection first
Do not see any sign or special road markings, thus the default applies: Priority from the right.
If you’re following the curve of the lines, not crossing any, then you have priority. If you are crossing lines, you have to give way to anyone who is not. (i.e. you have priority if turning right, and have to give way if turning left)
The people on the right of you have right of way. Which is a bit confusing tbh because when driving you have a tendency to think people coming from the right are coming from a side street and therefore you still have right if way.
Anyone not crossing any dotted lines can just drive. If you want to cross a dotted line … give way to anyone on your right.
Also good to note that In Switzerland, on official big roundabouts you give way to anyone already on the roundabout (who will be on your left) however on mini-roundabouts local drivers in Zürich revert to assuming the car on the right has the priority … which is super dangerous since they are not even on the mini-roundabout yet
The one to the right. If there’s three vehicles then no one has priority and y’all need to communicate with gestures.
in luzern.
The bigger vehicle – as long as it’s on your right.
The one who is in a hurry !
These things are the worst!!! I have no idea who has right of way!
These stress the hell out of me… give way to left on roundabouts so my brain does that automatically which is wrong.
I wish this was a mini roundabout.
right?
Where it is ? I have the feeling I know this place.
This post and the comments are scary tbh.
I guess no-one would get their driving licence if they had to take the test today.
This is something really swiss.
This on the ground means right before left but instead of every other country where they put nothing, they put These on the ground and foreigners are completely surprised by this.
Most expensive car first. Bill to prove, watches price to break ties.
The lines are there so people keep right when turning left and don’t block everyone when they would just cut the corner.
Bro am I trippin
The fastest one
Whoever doesn’t have to go across a line has right of way. If all don’t have to cross a line then they can obviously all go at the same time with no issue.
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Unless there are signs saying anything else probably Rechtsvortritt.
Right before left
whomever got to the intersection first
Do not see any sign or special road markings, thus the default applies: Priority from the right.
If you’re following the curve of the lines, not crossing any, then you have priority. If you are crossing lines, you have to give way to anyone who is not. (i.e. you have priority if turning right, and have to give way if turning left)
The people on the right of you have right of way. Which is a bit confusing tbh because when driving you have a tendency to think people coming from the right are coming from a side street and therefore you still have right if way.
Anyone not crossing any dotted lines can just drive. If you want to cross a dotted line … give way to anyone on your right.
Also good to note that In Switzerland, on official big roundabouts you give way to anyone already on the roundabout (who will be on your left) however on mini-roundabouts local drivers in Zürich revert to assuming the car on the right has the priority … which is super dangerous since they are not even on the mini-roundabout yet
The one to the right. If there’s three vehicles then no one has priority and y’all need to communicate with gestures.
in luzern.
The bigger vehicle – as long as it’s on your right.
The one who is in a hurry !
These things are the worst!!! I have no idea who has right of way!
These stress the hell out of me… give way to left on roundabouts so my brain does that automatically which is wrong.
I wish this was a mini roundabout.
right?
Where it is ? I have the feeling I know this place.
This post and the comments are scary tbh.
I guess no-one would get their driving licence if they had to take the test today.
This is something really swiss.
This on the ground means right before left but instead of every other country where they put nothing, they put These on the ground and foreigners are completely surprised by this.
Most expensive car first. Bill to prove, watches price to break ties.
The lines are there so people keep right when turning left and don’t block everyone when they would just cut the corner.
Bro am I trippin
The fastest one
Whoever doesn’t have to go across a line has right of way. If all don’t have to cross a line then they can obviously all go at the same time with no issue.