Traffic sign B3 – Priority intersection
B3

Priority intersection

Right of way

Sign code
B3
Category
Right of way
Traffic signs
Priority intersection.

B3 announces a junction with priority. The cross inside the triangle shows that priority is arranged for your direction at the junction ahead. It concerns that junction; it does not make every subsequent junction a priority junction.

What to do at this sign

Even with priority, continue looking for traffic from both side roads. Visibility may be poor or another driver may notice their sign late. Proceed only when safe. Additional rules can apply when turning or crossing a pedestrian route.

Example on the road

On an ordinary road outside a built-up area, B3 appears before a crossroads. The ordinary equal-priority junction rule is not the basis for crossing traffic here, but you still check that other drivers actually let you pass.

Other conditions to check

Traffic lights take precedence over signs regulating priority. A signal or an authorised traffic controller may therefore determine what you must do. When the lights are off, assess the remaining signs and other applicable rules.

How to recognise the sign

A triangular warning or priority sign with a red border; its symbol identifies the situation.

Difference from J8 — Dangerous intersection

B3 regulates priority at the junction ahead. J8 only warns of a dangerous junction and does not itself assign priority.

J8 — Dangerous intersection

Legal basis

Frequently asked questions

Does B3 apply to every following junction?
No. Unlike priority-road status, this sign concerns the junction announced.
What if traffic lights are operating?
Traffic lights take precedence over signs regulating priority.

Explained in the course

Practise this sign for your theory exam

Priority intersection belongs to the Right of way category. In the CBR theory exam a traffic sign is almost never asked on its own: you are shown a situation and have to know what you may or must do in it. In the free sign trainer you practise the signs by category, with the explanation shown right after every answer.

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