At an uncontrolled T-intersection, the vehicle on the terminating street must:

At an uncontrolled T-intersection, the vehicle on the terminating street must:

• A. Stop and wait for a signal
• B. Yield to traffic on through street
• C. Turn immediately
• D. Proceed first if no oncoming traffic

Answer: (B)

At an uncontrolled T-intersection, the through street has the right of way, and vehicles on the terminating street must yield before entering or crossing. This means you should slow and look for traffic on the through road, giving way to it; proceed only when the way is clear. There are no signals to force you to stop, so you don’t wait for a signal, you don’t turn immediately, and you don’t automatically go first just because there’s no oncoming traffic—you go when it’s safe and the through traffic has passed or is clear.

At an uncontrolled T-intersection, the through street has the right of way, and vehicles on the terminating street must yield before entering or crossing. This means you should slow and look for traffic on the through road, giving way to it; proceed only when the way is clear. There are no signals to force you to stop, so you don’t wait for a signal, you don’t turn immediately, and you don’t automatically go first just because there’s no oncoming traffic—you go when it’s safe and the through traffic has passed or is clear.