Correct answer
No, you must give way to the oncoming vehicle.
No. R-5 gives priority to opposing traffic and prohibits entry until you can pass without forcing oncoming vehicles to stop. A moped’s small size gives no exception in the stated case.
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Yes, mopeds have priority because they are small.
Yes, provided the other vehicle can brake in time.
No, you must give way to the oncoming vehicle.
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