A question regarding the correct order of passage at an intersection, similar to the one below, is among the most frequently missed by readers preparing for their driving license exam. Even experienced drivers often debate the answer. The most contention arises between the car and the moto: which vehicle proceeds first? Many argue the car should go first, believing both vehicles are on a priority road and the moto must yield to the car approaching from its right.

However, the correct answer is the opposite: the moto has the right-of-way. Thus, for this question, the correct answer is 3: moto - car - your car.

The correct answer is 3: moto - car - your car.

The reason for confusion stems from overlooking the auxiliary sign (the yellow arrow in the image). This square sign depicts various directions in black, with varying thickness. It signifies the priority direction. This type of sign is rare on roads.

In this scenario, the moto's turning direction corresponds to the thick line on the auxiliary sign. Therefore, the moto proceeds first on the priority road, followed by the car, and finally "your car" which is on the non-priority road.

Minh Hy