At an intersection where a vertical yield sign and a STOP road marking on the roadway coexist, is a moped rider required to stop?

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In the order of priority among the different types of traffic signs established by traffic regulations, vertical signs prevail over horizontal road markings. Therefore, given the apparent contradiction between a vertical Yield sign and a STOP road marking, the vertical sign prevails. The moped rider will be required to come to a complete stop only if vehicles are approaching on the cross road to which the rider must yield.

At an intersection where a vertical yield sign and a STOP road marking on the roadway coexist, is a moped rider required to stop?

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