Should you at the next rail intersection yield the right of way to a tram that could have come from the right?

In the video, we are driving a tram on tram tracks running along a street, over a pedestrian crossing, towards a place where our track crosses another tram track. There are no signs or traffic lights there. At this junction of tracks, you should give way to a tram that would be coming from the right - the answer is YES.

The right of way of a tram over other vehicles does not apply between two trams - both are rail vehicles. So at a junction of tracks without signs or traffic lights, the right-hand rule applies: you give way to a tram coming from the right. Before such a junction, you reduce speed and watch the tracks on both sides.

Legal basis: Art. 25 para. 1-3 of the Road Traffic Act (Prawo o ruchu drogowym)