In Finnish traffic rules (Tieliikennelaki), what rule applies when entering a public highway from a pedestrian street or residential yard street?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. The exiting vehicle must yield to all road users on the intersecting road
- Step 1: Vehicles entering from a yard street or pedestrian zone must yield to all traffic on the connecting road. Answer: The exiting vehicle must yield to all road users on the intersecting road. Why not the others: Living zones and pedestrian streets never possess priority over standard roadways.
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