At an intersection formed by a paved road and a dirt road, which vehicle has the right of way?

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General Traffic Regulations establish clear exceptions to the rule of yielding to the right. One of these exceptions states that vehicles traveling on a paved road always have priority over those coming from an unpaved road (such as a dirt road). Therefore, the vehicle on the dirt road must yield, regardless of their speed or if they are approaching from the right.

At an intersection formed by a paved road and a dirt road, which vehicle has the right of way?

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