At an intersection with no signs or traffic lights, you must yield to which traffic?

• A. Traffic coming from the right
• B. Traffic coming from the left
• C. Pedestrians crossing
• D. Vehicles already in the intersection

Answer: (A)

At an uncontrolled intersection, the priority goes to traffic coming from your right. This right‑of‑way rule gives you a simple, predictable way to decide who goes first when there are no signs or signals. If you arrive at roughly the same time as a car on your right, you yield to them and wait your turn, then proceed when it’s safe.

Pedestrians crossing have rights too, but the main rule tested here is the vehicle-to-vehicle priority from the right. If a vehicle is already in the intersection, you should wait for them to clear before entering so you don’t block them.