Priority Signs
Priority signs establish the order of passage through intersections, carriageway intersections, and narrow sections of roads. These signs are:
2.1. "Main road"
a road on which drivers have priority when passing through uncontrolled intersections;
2.2. "End of main road"
2.3.1. "Intersection with a secondary road"
2.3.2. "Secondary road junction"
adjoining from the right
2.3.3. "Secondary road junction"
adjoining from the left
2.3.4. "Secondary road junction"
adjoining from the right
2.3.5. "Secondary road junction"
adjoining from the left
2.3.6. "Secondary road junction"
adjoining from the right
2.3.7. "Secondary road junction"
adjoining from the left
2.4. "Give way"
the driver must give way to vehicles travelling on the intersecting road and, where plate 8.13 "Direction of the main road" is installed, to vehicles travelling on the main road;
2.5. "Movement without stopping prohibited"
movement is prohibited without stopping before the "Stop line" (in its absence— before the edge of the crossing carriageway). The driver must give way to vehicles moving along the crossing road, and where plate 8.13 "Direction of the main road" is installed, the driver must give way to vehicles travelling on the main road. If sign 2.5 is placed before a railway crossing or a quarantine checkpoint, the driver must stop before the "Stop" line, and in its absence— before the sign;
2.6. "Priority of oncoming traffic"
it is prohibited to enter a narrow section of road if doing so may impede oncoming traffic. The driver must give way to vehicles approaching the narrow section from the opposite direction.
2.7. "Priority over oncoming traffic"
a narrow section of road on which, when moving along it, the driver has priority over oncoming vehicles.