How do you behave when entering an equivalent intersection?

Explanation

Correct answer: I observe the whole intersection and its surroundings.

When approaching a junction of roads of equal importance, the driver is required to exercise particular caution. Comprehensive observation of the entire junction and its surroundings allows the driver not only to correctly apply the rule of priority from the right, but also to ascertain the intentions and behaviour of other road users. This is crucial for safely negotiating the junction and avoiding potential hazards.

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