At an intersection that does not have specific signage to regulate the right of way, which vehicle has priority?

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The general right-of-way rule applies here. According to traffic regulations, in the absence of signage regulating preference, the driver is required to yield to vehicles approaching from their right. Driving faster never grants priority, and those coming from the left are the ones who must yield (except in specific cases like roundabouts or paved roads versus dirt tracks).

At an intersection that does not have specific signage to regulate the right of way, which vehicle has priority?

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