Car A is travelling on a road with an asphalt surface. From the right, along a side road that also has an asphalt surface, car B is approaching. There are no priority signs. Who must give way?

Explanation

When a junction has no traffic lights and no priority signs, and both roads are equal (here both have a hard surface), the give-way-to-the-right rule applies. You must yield to the vehicle coming from your right. It makes no difference which road feels like the main one — what counts is that the junction is between equal roads.