Right of way at intersections
Junction with L, C, A and D: L, then C and A, then D
A must give way to L, but A has priority over D and is not the last vehicle. Once L has cleared the conflicting path, C and A can cross simultaneously because their paths are compatible; D then completes the sequence. Vehicle speed does not decide priority, and D must not be sent through with L ahead of A.
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