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At an intersection where there are no stop signs or traffic signals, drivers should yield to

Correct answer

  • vehicles approaching from behind.
  • vehicles passing straight ahead.
  • vehicles coming from the right.

Explanation

When approaching at an intersection where there are no stop signs or traffic signals, drivers should yield to vehicles coming from the right. Of course, drivers should always be prepared to yield to avoid an accident.

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