At an intersection with a Stop sign, to which vehicles are you obliged to yield the right of way?

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The mandatory Stop sign (R-2) imposes two clear obligations: to always stop (even if no vehicles are coming) and to yield the right of way to vehicles traveling on the intersecting road. This applies regardless of the side they approach from, whether from the right or the left. The rule of yielding only to the right applies at unmarked intersections, but the presence of the Stop sign overrides this, requiring you to yield to both sides.

At an intersection with a Stop sign, to which vehicles are you obliged to yield the right of way?

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