When a vehicle enters traffic coming from an unpaved road, to which vehicles is it obliged to yield?

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At intersections, the general rule is to yield to the right, but there are significant exceptions. One of them is the type of road: vehicles traveling on a paved road always have the right of way over those coming from an unpaved road (such as a dirt track). Therefore, if you are exiting an unpaved road, you must yield to all vehicles traveling on the paved road, regardless of whether they are approaching from your left or your right. The hierarchy of the road overrides the yield-to-the-right rule in this case.

When a vehicle enters traffic coming from an unpaved road, to which vehicles is it obliged to yield?

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