In Finnish traffic rules (Tieliikennelaki), who has right-of-way when a driver enters a public roadway from a private property or courtyard?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. All traffic already traveling on the public roadway
- Step 1: Entering a road from a property, courtyard, parking lot, or service area requires yielding to all existing road traffic. Answer: All traffic already traveling on the public roadway. Why not the others: Driveways never confer priority over moving roadway traffic.
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