When merging into traffic from an unpaved track or road, is a moped rider obliged to yield to a truck traveling on the paved road?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish a crucial exception to the basic rule of yielding to the right at intersections: drivers traveling on a paved road always have priority over those who intend to enter it from an unpaved road (dirt track, forest track, etc.). Therefore, the moped coming out of the unpaved track is required to wait and yield to all vehicles traveling on the paved main road, regardless of whether they approach from its left or its right.

When merging into traffic from an unpaved track or road, is a moped rider obliged to yield to a truck traveling on the paved road?

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