A driver approaching an intersection must yield the right of way to a vehicle which has already entered the intersection from a different highway.

A driver approaching an intersection must yield the right of way to a vehicle which has already entered the intersection from a different highway.

• A. False
• B. True
• C. Sometimes
• D. Depends on speed

Answer: (B)

When you approach an intersection, the vehicle that has already entered from another road has the right of way. This keeps traffic moving safely and prevents you from cutting off someone who is already in the intersection. So if you see a car inside the intersection, you must slow or stop and wait until it clears before you proceed, even if you plan to go straight or turn. This priority applies to all vehicles in the intersection, including bikes or mopeds, and you should only enter once the path is clear.

When you approach an intersection, the vehicle that has already entered from another road has the right of way. This keeps traffic moving safely and prevents you from cutting off someone who is already in the intersection. So if you see a car inside the intersection, you must slow or stop and wait until it clears before you proceed, even if you plan to go straight or turn. This priority applies to all vehicles in the intersection, including bikes or mopeds, and you should only enter once the path is clear.