When approaching an intersection where a vertical “Yield” sign and a “STOP” road marking coincide, which one must the moped rider obey?

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The order of precedence among the different types of traffic signs set by the General Traffic Regulations (Article 133(1)) places vertical signs above road markings. Therefore, when a vertical “Yield” sign and a “STOP” road marking contradict each other, the moped rider must obey the vertical sign. Saying that neither of them has to be obeyed because they cancel each other out is a mistake: signs do not cancel each other out; the hierarchy between them is applied. And obeying the road marking is also a mistake, because road markings rank lower than vertical signs.

When approaching an intersection where a vertical “Yield” sign and a “STOP” road marking coincide, which one must the moped rider obey?

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