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Sign A-7 give way: meaning
At a glance
Group
Warning signs · 11 of 42
Shape
Equilateral triangle pointing up (A-7: pointing down)
Colours
Yellow background, red border, black symbol
Legal basis
§ 5 of the regulation on road signs and signals
Exam questions
219 questions
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Warning signs

A-7 Give way

What it means

Warns of an intersection with a priority road: you must give way to vehicles travelling on it. Stopping is not compulsory if you can join safely without stopping. A sign placed within the intersection applies only to the nearest carriageway in front of it.

In the exam

Recognise A-7 by its inverted triangle. It stands up to 50 m before a junction on roads with a speed limit above 60 km/h and up to 25 m on other roads. It can also stand within a junction before the nearest carriageway.

This sign in the exam

29% 29% wrong answers in questions about this sign. Based on 6 965 answers by Łatweprawko users in mock exams and learning (172 questions).

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Test yourself

An official catalogue question that mentions this sign. Pick an answer and see straight away whether it is right.

Question no. 9649

In the presented situation, are you obliged to yield the right of way to the vehicle in the roundabout?

Questions about sign A-7 in Poland

Does the line of triangles at A-7 always require a stop?

No. The P-13 line marks the place to stop if necessary to give way. If you can give way and proceed safely without stopping, A-7 and P-13 alone do not require a complete stop. B-20 STOP is different: it requires you to stop. A-7 compared with STOP →

Which carriageway does A-7 within a junction apply to?

An A-7 sign placed within a junction applies only to the nearest carriageway before which it stands. When crossing several separate carriageways, assess the signs and traffic before each one. Do not assume that this single sign sets priority for the whole junction. Working out who has priority →

Exam questions with this sign

Official catalogue questions whose text, answers or explanation mention this sign. Click to see the question with its answer.

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