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In Finland green arrow will explicitly tell you that no one else including pedestrians have right of passage. You are still not allowed to drive over anyone, bu
by Ekaros 3y ago
In Finland green arrow will explicitly tell you that no one else including pedestrians have right of passage. You are still not allowed to drive over anyone, but pedestrians certainly do not have green light at such moments.
- gambiting 3y agoSure, which is my entire point - "Europe" isn't one place with unified rules everywhere. The "green arrow means you have unconditional priority" is actually a rule in Poland too.......except when it comes to this tiny side arrow for turning right on red. With that one you have to give priority to people crossing.
- mcv 3y agoSame in Netherland. Arrow means it's guaranteed to be safe (unless a pedestrian is running a red light, which is possible and not an excuse to hit them), whereas a solid circle means you have to watch out for crossing bikes and pedestrians (though of course you should always watch out).