In this situation, when leaving the terminus are you obliged to yield priority in the event of a tram approaching from the right?

Explanation

Correct answer: Yes

A rail vehicle leaving a loop or depot is considered to be entering traffic. According to the regulations, a driver entering traffic is required to give way to another vehicle or road user. Therefore, when entering the main route, the driver is required to give way to a tram that is already on it, regardless of the direction from which it is approaching.

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