At an intersection without stop signs or signals, who must yield the right-of-way?
In intersections without stop signs or signals, the right-of-way is yielded by drivers on the left to those on the right, ensuring a systematic flow of traffic and minimizing confusion. This rule helps clarify interactions at intersections to prevent accidents.
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