Uncontrolled intersections — Wyoming Permit Test

At an intersection with no signs or signals, yield to any driver coming from your right, no matter who reaches the intersection first.

With no sign to settle it, one simple rule for everyone stops two drivers from both going at once.

Where no signs or signals are in place, you must watch for any driver coming from your right and yield the right of way regardless of who first reaches and enters

Where others may cross your path, look ahead, then check to the left first, since you will meet vehicles coming from the left first, then to the right, then both ways again.

The cars on your left are in the nearest lane, so they are the first ones you could hit.

Check in front of you, and then check to the left, since you will meet vehicles coming from the left first.

Do not depend on traffic signs or signals to give you a safe path; check to the sides wherever others may cross or enter your path.

A green light does not stop a driver who runs a red one, and only your own look will catch that.

Do not depend upon traffic signs or signals to provide a safe path.

At an intersection with no signs or signals, to whom must you yield?

Any driver coming from your right. With no sign to settle it, one simple rule for everyone stops two drivers from both going at once. Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual, p.42: “Where no signs or signals are in place, you must watch for any driver coming from your right and yield the right of way regardless of who first reaches and enters”