Which ONE Should Pass This Intersection FIRST?

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At an uncontrolled intersection, drivers must be especially vigilant since these intersections do not have traffic signals or stop signs to direct the flow of traffic. Understanding the right of way rules at these points is crucial for maintaining safety and preventing collisions. In many regions, the uncontrolled intersection right of way dictates that drivers must yield to the vehicle which arrived first or to those coming from the right in a tie situation.
One particular challenge arises at a 4-way intersection without stop signs. Here, the right of way rules are essential to determine which vehicle should proceed first. Typically, the first vehicle to stop at the intersection has the right to move through the intersection first. If two vehicles arrive at the same time, the driver on the left should yield to the driver on the right. Adherence to these guidelines ensures that all drivers can navigate these intersections safely and efficiently.

[@paulcalloway4364]

Yellow First , Blue 2nd , and Then the Truck !

[@randallthomas5207]

Right has right of way, and turning vehicles must yield. Thus yellow who is on blues right. Then blue, then the truck.

[@kaisykaisy]

Since the three drivers are sitting in their cars there is no conference call or mind reading. Now, if all drivers were wise, the yellow car would go first and then the blue car. In this scenario, both small cars gave the large truck good distance to safely turn left and were also safe to safely leave the intersection.

[@GroovesAndLands]

I chose yellow, because:
No traffic control devices
generally car to the right goes first, but
in this case the semi truck must turn, so they forfeit their right-of-way
However, if this happened in reality - I would simply claim right-of-way and go first (slowly/carefully), avoiding a "who's on first" type confusion. That is, unless I were in the semi-truck - in which case I would wait for both cars to go first.

[@barryheavner9689]

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[@chuckhendriks7710]

Truck. yello blue

[@dayhappy4633]

Truck first .because of the rule of the right first

[@eamonnmckeown6770]

In DC there is a car behind the yellow car and it gets to follow the yellow car through without stopping. If the blue car fails to begin their progress a car from the left now has the right to go before the blue car. And that's in the expensive college educated parts of town.
In the 'hood there are no stop signs. Reds are very much optional too there.

[@bettyminaya7784]

Blue first

[@GD-zu1dp]

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[@samanthars1706]

Yellow goes first then blue and red last .

[@SunflowerLady2024]

Truck first is more dangerous, then the yellow, then the blue should proceed

[@MboniseniHlophe-rv2qo]

A blu car first

[@fredashay]

The blue and yellow must negotiate with each other, then take their turns. The truck goes last.

[@K.ALAJ.]

IS THIS A THIRD WORLD 🌎 ROAD ??? JUST PAINT THE ROAD AND PUT STOP PLATES FOR FIRST WORLD 🌎 RULES

[@itsjellyjamjam1159]

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