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206. Intersection
An intersection is a place where two or more roads meet, cross or branch. Intersections allow traffic to move between different roads and may be controlled by traffic lights, traffic signs, road markings or general priority rules.
Drivers approaching an intersection should observe the applicable priority rules, adjust their speed and watch carefully for vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians and other road users approaching from different directions.
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What is an intersection?
An intersection is a place where two or more roads meet, cross or branch, allowing traffic to move from one road to another.
Who has priority at an intersection?
Priority depends on the traffic lights, traffic signs, road markings and local traffic rules that apply. At an uncontrolled intersection, the applicable default priority rule determines who must give way.
How should you approach an intersection?
Approach at a suitable speed, observe signs and signals, check for traffic from all directions and be prepared to give way or stop when required.

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