What is one of the rules a remote pilot with a Part 107 license must follow?

A remote pilot operating under Part 107 regulations is required to yield the right of way to manned aircraft. This rule is crucial for ensuring the safety of all air traffic and minimizes the risk of collisions between unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and manned aircraft. Manned aircraft have priority because they are governed by a larger set of regulations and often operate at higher altitudes and speeds. Hence, remote pilots must maintain good situational awareness and be prepared to give way whenever necessary to uphold safety standards in the shared airspace.

In contrast, the other options pose safety issues or violate the rules established under Part 107. Exceeding 400 feet above ground level (AGL) is not allowed unless special authorization is obtained. Flying within 500 feet of people is not compliant with regulations, and operating at night requires additional lighting and special waivers, as night operations under Part 107 typically necessitate additional safety measures.