If a vehicle is leaving an unpaved path to join a public road, how must it proceed?

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Regulations state that vehicles travelling on a paved road have the right of way over those coming from an unpaved one (dirt path). Therefore, when leaving an unpaved path, you must yield to all users on the road you are joining (both those coming from the left and the right). Furthermore, you must do so at a very moderate speed that allows you to stop the vehicle immediately if necessary to avoid risky situations. The general rule of 'yielding to the right' does not apply in this case due to the hierarchy difference between the roads.

If a vehicle is leaving an unpaved path to join a public road, how must it proceed?

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