At a four-way intersection with no signs or signals, two vehicles arrive at the same time; you are to the left and turning left, the other is going straight from the right. Who has the right of way?

At a four-way intersection with no signs or signals, two vehicles arrive at the same time; you are to the left and turning left, the other is going straight from the right. Who has the right of way?

• A. The vehicle on the left turns first.
• B. The vehicle on the right has the right of way.
• C. The vehicle going straight from the left has the right of way.
• D. Both must stop and take turns.

Answer: (B)

At an intersection without signs or signals, the driver on your right has the right of way when you arrive at the same time. In this case, the vehicle coming from the right is going straight, which takes priority over your left turn. So you should yield to that vehicle, let them pass through the intersection, and only begin your left turn once the path is clear and it’s safe to proceed. This ensures you and the other driver don’t collide while both movements are performed.

At an intersection without signs or signals, the driver on your right has the right of way when you arrive at the same time. In this case, the vehicle coming from the right is going straight, which takes priority over your left turn. So you should yield to that vehicle, let them pass through the intersection, and only begin your left turn once the path is clear and it’s safe to proceed. This ensures you and the other driver don’t collide while both movements are performed.