At an intersection without explicit signage, the general rule of right of way is...
A)yield to vehicles travelling on the left.
B)yield to faster vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians.
C)yield to vehicles approaching from the right.Correct
When there is no signage regulating right of way, the driver is obliged to yield to vehicles approaching from the right, except in the following cases:
- Vehicles travelling on a paved road have right of way over those coming from an unpaved road.
(Photo 1) - Vehicles travelling on rails have priority right of way over other road users.
(Photo 2) - At roundabouts, those already on the circular road have right of way over those attempting to enter it.
(Photo 3) - Vehicles travelling on a motorway have right of way over those attempting to join it.
(Photo 1) - Vehicles travelling on rails have priority right of way over other road users.
(Photo 2) - At roundabouts, those already on the circular road have right of way over those attempting to enter it.
(Photo 3) - Vehicles travelling on a motorway have right of way over those attempting to join it.