At a junction where you may be held-up, what do you have to do if you have priority?

Explanation

Even if we have priority of passage, we must not enter a junction if we can foreseeably stay inside, hindering cross traffic. The right thing to do is to wait until the vehicles in front of us have moved away and the crossing is clear.

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At a junction where you may be held-up, what do you have to do if you have priority?

Explanation

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