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At a T-intersection without signs or signals, who is given the right-of-way?

Correct answer

  • The vehicle that arrives first
  • The vehicle on the terminating road
  • The vehicle on the through road

Explanation

In general, traffic on the main road has the right-of-way over traffic on a side road. At a T-intersection without signs or signals, a vehicle on the terminating road must yield to the vehicles on the through (main) road.

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