
Question 3968
At an intersection without explicit signage, the general right-of-way rule is...
- to yield to vehicles approaching from the left.
- to yield to vehicles approaching from the right.
- to yield to faster vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians.
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Correct answer: to yield to vehicles approaching from the right.
If no signs control the right-of-way, the general rule applies: you must yield to anyone approaching from your right. Traveling faster does not give a vehicle the right-of-way.