At an uncontrolled intersection, what must you do?

At an uncontrolled intersection, the primary responsibility is to ensure safety by being cautious and yielding to any vehicle that may have the right of way. This means you should slow down, assess the situation, and be prepared to stop if necessary. Yielding to other vehicles helps prevent accidents, as uncontrolled intersections do not have traffic lights or signs to dictate right-of-way rules.

In a situation where vehicles are approaching from different directions, the standard rule is that the vehicle on the right has the right of way. By slowing down and yielding, drivers can make informed decisions based on the movements of other vehicles, ensuring a safer passage through the intersection. This approach minimizes conflict and helps maintain the flow of traffic without leading to potential collisions.