Question

who has the right of way at a four way unarmed intersection *

no one

you

first person there

person to the right

Explanation:

Analyze the legal definition of right-of-way

Traffic laws state that right-of-way is something that is yielded or given, rather than something any driver automatically "has" or owns. No law actually grants the right-of-way to a driver; it only specifies who must yield it to others.

Evaluate the options

• "no one": This is legally correct because the law only states who must yield, meaning no driver has an absolute right-of-way.
• "you": Incorrect, as you must yield under various circumstances.
• "first person there": While the first vehicle to arrive is usually yielded to, they do not legally "have" the right-of-way by default.
• "person to the right": This is a yielding rule (yield to the vehicle on your right), but it does not mean that person inherently "has" the right-of-way.

Answer:

• (A) no one (Correct answer)
• (B) you
• (C) first person there
• (D) person to the right