ORDINE DI PRECEDENZA A - E - V - H – C

This is the most complex example in the series regarding this type of junction. Indeed, in this case, there is a vehicle present on every arm of the junction. In reality, if the previous examples have been understood, the solution in this case can also be easily found. As always, the first step is to identify the vehicle that passes first. This time, vehicle E cannot pass first as it must give way to vehicle A on its right. Vehicle A, although having its right initially occupied by C and subsequently, during its left turn, by vehicles H and V, does not cross their paths and can therefore pass first. Once vehicle A has cleared the junction, vehicle E can pass second. Then comes vehicle V, which is given priority by H, who passes immediately after it, and finally, vehicle C. Vehicles A, V, and C, although following non-intersecting paths, cannot pass simultaneously because vehicle V must give way to vehicle E and vehicle C must give way to vehicle H.