When approaching an intersection that has no signs regulating the right of way, which of the two vehicles will cross first?

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As a general rule, traffic regulations establish that at intersections where the right of way is not expressly regulated by traffic lights or vertical signs (such as a STOP or a Yield sign), drivers are required to yield to vehicles approaching from their right. In this scenario, the blue vehicle approaches from the right of the red vehicle's path, so the driver of the red vehicle must brake and yield, allowing the blue vehicle to go ahead first.

When approaching an intersection that has no signs regulating the right of way, which of the two vehicles will cross first?

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