Practice question

You are approaching an intersection without signs or lights. Right-of-way belongs to...?

  1. Vehicles coming from the left
  2. Vehicles coming from the right
  3. Pedestrians only
  4. Bicyclists

Answer: B — Vehicles coming from the right

In an intersection without any signs or lights, right-of-way belongs to vehicles coming from the right. This means that if you are approaching the intersection, you should yield to any vehicles coming from your right before proceeding through the intersection. This is because in most countries, including the United States, cars drive on the right side of the road and turning right usually requires crossing the lane of traffic coming from the left. Therefore, it is important to check for oncoming traffic from the right before proceeding through the intersection. The other options, such as vehicles from the left, pedestrians only, or bicyclists, do not have the right-of-way in this scenario and should be given way to before proceeding. It is important to always follow traffic rules and guidelines to ensure the safety of all road users.

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