When approaching an intersection where there is no signage regulating priority, are you required to yield to other vehicles?

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At intersections where there is no signage regulating priority (traffic lights, vertical signs or road markings), all drivers must yield to vehicles approaching from their right (General Traffic Regulations, Article 57(1)). Saying that you do not have to yield to anyone because you have the right of way is incorrect, because without a sign indicating it, nobody has absolute priority. And stating that you yield to all motor vehicles wherever they come from is also incorrect, because you yield only to those coming from the right, except in specific cases such as roundabouts or paved roads as opposed to unpaved ones.

When approaching an intersection where there is no signage regulating priority, are you required to yield to other vehicles?

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