You are at an intersection with no priority signs. Which vehicles should you yield to?
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If there is no traffic signal that regulates right of way at an intersection, drivers are required to yield to vehicles approaching from their right. There are exceptions such as in the case of roundabouts, in which vehicles that are inside the roundabout will always have right of way over those which want to enter it.
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