When joining traffic from a garage or private driveway onto a public road, what obligation does the driver have regarding right of way?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, any driver joining a public road from a building, parking area, or exclusively private driveway (such as a garage) must always yield the right of way. This obligation applies to both pedestrians crossing the garage exit and any vehicle already traveling on the public road, regardless of whether they are approaching from the left or right. An explicit 'Yield' sign is not required; the general rule of joining traffic from private property automatically establishes this priority.

When joining traffic from a garage or private driveway onto a public road, what obligation does the driver have regarding right of way?

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