At an intersection where there is no signage regulating right of way, who must the moped rider yield to as a general rule?

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At intersections where right of way is not regulated by signs, traffic lights or officers, all drivers must yield to vehicles approaching from their right (General Traffic Regulations, Article 57(1)). The rule applies to the moped with respect to any vehicle, whether motorized or not (for example, a bicycle). Yielding to motor vehicles wherever they come from is incorrect: being a motor vehicle does not give right of way if it approaches from the left. And yielding to those coming from the left contradicts the basic rule of priority to the right.

At an intersection where there is no signage regulating right of way, who must the moped rider yield to as a general rule?

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