What is the proper action if there are no stop signs at an intersection?

In situations where there are no stop signs at an intersection, the appropriate action is to yield to vehicles on your right. This practice aligns with the principle of right-of-way rules that govern how vehicles should interact at uncontrolled intersections. If you are approaching an intersection and there are no signs indicating who has the right of way, the general rule is to yield to any vehicle that is already in the intersection or is approaching from your right. This helps to ensure safe and orderly traffic flow while minimizing the risk of collisions.

By prioritizing vehicles on your right, you are adhering to traffic regulations that promote safety and accountability among drivers. This practice is essential because intersections can often be points of confusion and potential accidents, particularly when clear right-of-way rules are not established through signage.