Question 7305
At an intersection with no right-of-way sign, as a general rule, when must you yield the right-of-way to an animal-drawn vehicle?
- When it approaches from my right.
- Never, because it is not a motor vehicle.
- Always, because they have the right-of-way at all intersections.
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Correct answer: When it approaches from my right.
An animal-drawn cart is a vehicle and follows the general rule. At an intersection with no signs, you yield to it if it enters from your right, and it yields to you if it approaches from your left. Having no motor neither takes away nor gives it the right-of-way.