Question

you should not enter an intersection with limited space, knowing you will block the intersection:
unless you have the right-of-way
under any circumstances
unless some of the cross traffic can get around you
unless there are no drivers behind you

Explanation:

Traffic rules state that drivers should not enter an intersection when there is limited space and they will block it. This is a general rule to ensure smooth traffic flow. The option "Under any circumstances" aligns with the principle that blocking an intersection is prohibited regardless of other factors like having the right - of - way (as other vehicles may still be affected), cross traffic getting around (the act of blocking initially is still wrong), or no drivers behind (the intersection's functionality for cross traffic is disrupted).

Answer:

Under any circumstances