When approaching an intersection where a red traffic light and a yield road marking coincide, what must a moped rider do?

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The order of priority among the different types of traffic signs in Spanish regulations establishes the following hierarchy: 1st, traffic officers' signals and instructions; 2nd, temporary signs and beacons; 3rd, traffic lights; 4th, vertical traffic signs; 5th, road markings. In this case, there is an apparent contradiction between a red traffic light (which requires a mandatory stop) and a road marking on the roadway (such as a yield line). Since the traffic light prevails over road markings, the moped rider is absolutely required to stop and wait until the traffic light allows passage, regardless of the direction they intend to follow.

When approaching an intersection where a red traffic light and a yield road marking coincide, what must a moped rider do?

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