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Turn Rules in Sweden 2025

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Sweden: Right-hand traffic. Priority to traffic from right at equal intersections. Always yield to buses leaving stops. Pedestrians have strong priority at crossings.

Turn Rules in Sweden

Basic Priority Rules

  • Equal intersections: Traffic from right has priority
  • Main road signs indicate priority
  • Always yield to emergency vehicles

Special Swedish Rule: Buses!

  • Must yield to buses leaving bus stops
  • When bus signals to leave, you must let it
  • This is unique and strictly enforced

Making Turns

Right Turns

  • Stay right
  • Signal early
  • Yield to pedestrians and cyclists
  • Check blind spots

Left Turns

  • Move toward center
  • Yield to oncoming traffic
  • Yield to pedestrians
  • Complete turn safely

Pedestrian Priority

Sweden has strong pedestrian protection:

  • Pedestrians have priority at zebra crossings
  • Must stop if pedestrian is waiting
  • Even slow down if pedestrian MIGHT cross
  • Vision Zero philosophy

Cyclist Priority

  • Yield to cyclists when turning
  • Check bike lanes carefully
  • Many dedicated cycling paths

At Traffic Lights

  • Red: Stop
  • Red + Yellow: Prepare
  • Green: Go (yield when turning)
  • Yellow: Stop if safe
  • Flashing yellow: Proceed with caution

Winter Driving Considerations

  • Give extra space
  • Reduce speed
  • Visibility may be limited
  • Ice and snow affect stopping

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