Ciao ragazzi, c’è un posto speciale ad Aargau che devo guidare ogni giorno.
Nell’esempio, guido la linea rossa da una strada laterale in una zona residenziale sulla vera strada principale in questa piccola città. Ci sono sempre quasi incidenti qui perché quelli blu marcati non mi danno il diritto. Sono sempre preparato perché ciò accada, controllo sempre due volte se rallenteranno.
Postautos mi danno sempre il diritto di passaggio, così come i residenti locali. Ma ora la mia domanda è: è corretto che a questo punto ho davvero il diritto di venire dalla direzione blu? In termini di traffico, il limite di velocità sia per il rosso che per il blu è di 50 km/h.
Negli ultimi due giorni, il mio diritto di passaggio è stato tagliato due volte. Oggi qualcuno mi ha persino lanciato. Non sono un po ‘incerto se sono a destra o no. Sono anche sorpreso dal motivo per cui un postauto, trattori o altri residenti locali mi hanno sempre fatto uscire. Sfortunatamente, non ci sono segni qui.
Ci sono altri tre di questi luoghi in quest’area. Per me, questi sono tutti i luoghi di “recita vortritt”. Come quello sotto nella foto.
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di rasta3
19 commenti
>a special place in Aargau
enough said.
Yes you really have the right of way. If its nothing special marked its always „rechts Vortritt“.
1 red, 2 blue….
yeah… as a biker even thou I have the right, i double check, and sometimes I leave the people to take my right of way…I don’t want to be right but dead
According to the street signaling / marks, you are right – they are all „Rechtsvortritt“. If that wouldn‘t be tha case the red street would have those „sharkteeth“ linings on the streets, signaling that you are merging with a main street.
So many people are weird and stressed and only focus on themselves when driving. Plus them being in the car gives them a feeling of being untouchable.
The markings are pretty clear, no “kein Vortritt” and the dashed triangle so it’s a Rechtsvortritt. It’s just a skill issue like so many times with drivers.
This a right hand rule street (**Rechtsvortritt**), so if you are blue you need to give priority to red. Considering the direction of your arrows.
Unless specifically indicated, the right of way applies (Rechtsvortritt) exception:
The right of way does not apply to vehicles on marked main roads. Vehicles on marked main roads have right of way, even if they are coming from the left (Art. 36 Para. 2 Sentence 2 SVG).
This is a typical case of you are allowed to drive 50kmh but it is not advisable as you have to be able to stop within sight range.
Blue liners may have the feeling they have priority because the don’t turn but it’s wrong.
This should genuinely be signaled to the local Gemeinde perhaps. As others said, you have the right of way but it is easy to make a mistake there as it is not easily seen.
Yes people will act righteous in the most embarrassing situations where they are absolutely not in the right and it applies particularly well in this situation and to reassure you, you’re not the idiot and you know the rules of the road unlike the righteous muppets with whom we have to share the road.
You have the right of way.
And I find the dashed lines particularly obvious, even if they would be unnecessary. If you are crossing a dashed line, clearly you need to yield.
for these cases I was told that the dotted line indicates right right of way, basically that rule of thumb is that blue crosses the dotted line into “another lane” you don’t so you have the right of way as the red.
You have right of way, but you can’t assume the blue arrows know you do. I would wait for them to slow/stop.
its fun to see that there are marker on the street for the stupid ones to know that there is “rechtsvortritt” but many ignore it or just think they are on a highway or something. what could be the next step to signal the stupid what they have to do? taxiway lights on the ground?
The road makings suggest that it is in fact priority to the right but I’m surprised the speed is 50 and not 30.
Sorry, but if you dont know the basic driving rules here you should better not drive at all. Thanks.
Pretty obivous you got the right of way, it’s a classical case of “I’m on the straight road, so I got to have priority.” Idiots.
Reminds of the dumb fucks that roll the stop to not lose momentum when going straight.
Apart from what others have said, that “Rechtsvortritt” applies here, from a traffic engineering pov this intersection is also designed terribly. The angle at which the red and blue paths meet is way too sharp meaning that blue will only see red at the last moment. Drivers on blue should ofc be cautious but unfortunately, this can’t always be expected. If the paths intersected at a right angle the intersection would be much safer. The built-up environment makes this hard to realize though. An alternative approach would be to reduce the speed limit and maybe install a “Mini-Kreisel” to give drivers more time to react and be more aware of the situation around them.
They’re everywhere tbh and yes, often ignored. A signpost works so much better than roadmarkings in crossroads, so maybe one day we’ll see changes