Does a tram have right of way at an equal-priority intersection?

What does this rule or driving tip mean?A tram is an exception to the normal right-of-way rule at an equal-priority intersection. Traffic lights, signs, and yield markings may regulate the situation differently. How to apply this safelyLook ahead for tracks and tram signals. Do not underestimate how fast a tram is approaching. Stop at a safe distance from the tracks. Driving lesson and test tipWhenever there are tracks, always check both the right-of-way rules and your clearance. A tram cannot swerve out of the way. Remember: unless another rule applies, you must let a tram go first at an equal-priority intersection. See the source: RVV 1990, article 15.