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Sign 1- Give Way-You are required to give way and allow intersecting vehicle traffic to pass. It is important to clearly indicate your intention to yield by braking in advance and avoiding sudden or hard braking near the junction, which can cause uncertainty. While stopping is not mandatory (unlike a stop obligation), you should do so if necessary to ensure safety.

Sign 2- The "Priority for Oncoming Vehicles" sign indicates that drivers must yield to vehicles coming from the opposite direction, typically on narrow roads or bridges where only one vehicle can pass at a time. The sign features a red upward arrow (oncoming traffic with priority) and a smaller black downward arrow (your direction). Drivers in the black arrow's direction should stop if necessary and allow oncoming vehicles to pass safely before proceeding.

Sign 3- The Priority Road sign indicates that the road you are driving on has priority over intersecting roads, meaning you do not need to yield at upcoming junctions unless specified otherwise. This sign is typically a yellow diamond with a white border. It is often used on main roads to inform drivers that they have the right of way, helping to streamline traffic flow. However, the priority ends when a corresponding "End of Priority Road" sign appears, marked by the same yellow diamond with a diagonal black stripe.

Sign 4- In Sweden, drivers are obligated to yield to pedestrians at marked pedestrian crossings, regardless of whether the pedestrian is already on the crossing or waiting to cross. According to Swedish traffic laws, when approaching a pedestrian crossing, drivers must slow down and be prepared to stop if necessary. If a pedestrian is on or near the crossing, drivers are required to give way and stop to allow them to cross safely. Failing to yield to pedestrians at a crossing can result in fines and, in some cases, a driving ban. This rule is strictly enforced to prioritize pedestrian safety, and it is a key part of Sweden's traffic safety laws.

Sign 5 This sign indicates that the driver approaching the sign has priority over any oncoming vehicles. It is typically placed in areas where there is a narrow road or one-lane section, such as a bridge or a winding road, where only one vehicle can pass at a time.