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When traffic signs are absent, vehicles coming from the right should have the right-of-way. If both vehicles are traveling in the same direction, they should yield to the vehicle that is closest to the intersection. Drivers should also use a reasonable amount of caution and vigilance when approachinRead more
When traffic signs are absent, vehicles coming from the right should have the right-of-way. If both vehicles are traveling in the same direction, they should yield to the vehicle that is closest to the intersection.
Drivers should also use a reasonable amount of caution and vigilance when approaching an intersection without clear signage and consider yielding to other vehicles as appropriate.
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