At an unsigned intersection between a paved road and an unpaved road, which vehicle has the right of way?

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Although the general rule at unsigned intersections is to yield to the right, there is a fundamental exception: vehicles traveling on a paved road always have priority over those approaching from an unpaved road (dirt or gravel). Therefore, the vehicle on the asphalt maintains the right of way and must not yield, even if the other vehicle approaches from the right.

At an unsigned intersection between a paved road and an unpaved road, which vehicle has the right of way?

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