Which vehicle must you give way to if you intend to make a right turn at an intersection?
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Explanation
To none of them. There is neither a traffic light nor a priority sign at this intersection, so it is an intersection of equal roads and the right-hand rule applies. The motorcycle is coming towards you, but since you are turning right your path does not cross the oncoming stream, so you owe it nothing. The gold car approaches from the crossing road on your left, and at an equal intersection a vehicle on your left has no priority over you — on the contrary, it must watch its own right, which is you. A right turn is the least demanding manoeuvre at an intersection: the only things you must yield to are pedestrians on the crossing, cyclists on your right, and trams.
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