To which vehicles should a driver yield when leaving an unpaved road?
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As a general rule, traffic regulations state that, in intersections, you should yield to all vehicles approaching from the right, except for (among other cases) those approaching from an unpaved road, because vehicles driving on unpaved roads must always yield to vehicles driving on the paved road.
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