Forest roads are private roads, and the drivers of vehicles entering the public road coming from a property adjacent to it must give priority to those travelling on the public road.
Therefore, when the public road on which you are travelling intersects with a forest road from which another vehicle exits, you can continue your movement because the vehicle that exits the forest road has the obligation to give you priority.
The correct answer is: B
ORDINANCE no. 43 of August 28, 1997 regarding the legal regime of roads - Article 3
From the point of view of destination, roads are divided into:
a) public roads – public utility objectives intended for road transport in order to meet the needs of the national economy, the population and the defense of the country; these belong to public property;
b) private utility roads – serve economic, forestry, oil, mining, agricultural, energy, industrial and similar activities, for access to enclosures, as well as those inside them, as well as those for construction site organizations; they are administered by the natural or legal persons who own or manage them.
Regulation** - Article 135
The driver of a vehicle is obliged to give priority also in the following situations:
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f) when starting off or when entering the public road coming from a property adjacent to it, with respect to the vehicle travelling on the public road, regardless of the direction of travel;
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** Regulation = REGULATION for the implementation of OUG 195/2002 updated (Road Code Regulation)
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