At an intersection with no signs regarding right of way, which vehicles have the right of way?

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As a general rule, at unmarked intersections you must yield to vehicles approaching from the right. Article 57(1) of the General Traffic Regulations establishes exceptions. At roundabouts, vehicles already driving on the circulating roadway have the right of way over those intending to enter it, and that is the correct answer. Vehicles on a paved road have the right of way over those coming from an unpaved road, so whoever is on the unpaved road must yield. Vehicles traveling on rails have priority over other road users. On the other hand, driving in a lane for the exclusive use of certain vehicles is not among the exceptions of Article 57(1), so it does not give the right of way at an unmarked intersection.

At an intersection with no signs regarding right of way, which vehicles have the right of way?

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