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

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

Answer: (C)

When there are no signs or signals, the driver must yield to traffic on the right. This right‑of‑way rule creates a predictable flow: if a vehicle is approaching from your right, you wait until it’s safe to proceed. If you arrive simultaneously, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right. Pedestrians crossing still have to be respected in crosswalks, but the key rule for who goes first at an uncontrolled intersection is yielding to traffic coming from the right.