The driver of which vehicle has the right to priority movement?

Explanation

The driver of the passenger car. Look at the colour of the place-name sign TALIN on the right: it is blue, not white — and that single detail decides the answer. A blue place-name sign merely states that the area is called Talin; it does not bring the special built-up-area rules into force, which only a white sign does. The duty to give way to a bus setting off from a stop exists only within a built-up area, so here the yellow bus has no priority despite its indicator and must itself give way to traffic already on the carriageway. Always check the background colour of the place-name sign; a bus-stop sign alone creates no priority.

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