In Portuguese traffic law, does a driver exiting a private driveway or garage have priority over traffic on the public road?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. the driver exiting must yield to all vehicles on the public road
- Step 1: Exceptions to priority to the right. Step 2. Article 31 specifies that vehicles entering a road from a private property, garage, or fueling station must yield to all traffic already on the public road. Answer: No, the driver exiting must yield to all vehicles on the public road. Why not the others: Private access never grants right of way; horn usage does not confer priority.
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