ORDINE DI PRECEDENZA C - A - L - R – E

The difficulty of this example lies entirely in determining which vehicle proceeds first. Vehicle C, when turning left, may proceed first even though its right is occupied first by E, then by R, and finally by L, as its path does not intersect with any of their trajectories. Immediately after C, vehicle A may proceed, having given priority to C, and receiving priority instead from L, who therefore proceeds third. Finally, vehicle R may proceed, followed by E. Vehicle R has priority over E as it is situated to E's right. Vehicle R cannot proceed simultaneously with C, as it must give priority to L. The same applies to L, who must give priority to A, and to E, who must give priority to R.