7.11.23 Overview of yield obligations

Unconditional Duty to Give Way. You must give way when leaving:

• A country road

• A path

• A dirt road

• A private or public property

• A large parking lot

• A petrol, electricity, or gas station

• A beach

• A forest

• A sandy road

• A playground, recreation, or residential area

• A pedestrian street

• A speed-restricted area

Additionally, unconditional duty to give way applies when crossing or leaving:

• A pavement area

• A cycle path

• A STOP traffic sign

• An elevated roadside (level difference)

• Shark teeth road markings

• An unconditional give way traffic sign

• A cobbled paved road

• When entering a roundabout

Right-Hand Give Way Duty at Intersections. The right-hand give way duty applies when:

• The intersection is not subject to unconditional give way duty.

• The road to the intersection is paved similarly to the road you need to enter.

• Road markings leading up to the intersection are covered by snow.

• Traffic lights or the unconditional give way rule are not visible.