When multiple vehicles arrive at an intersection, which driver must yield right of way?

• A. The driver on the street that ends
• B. The driver on the through street
• C. The driver on the right
• D. The driver turning left

Answer: (A)

When one street ends at an intersection, traffic on the through street has priority. The driver coming from the street that ends must yield to vehicles on the through street before entering or crossing. This keeps the continuing traffic flowing and prevents blocking the intersection. If both drivers arrive at roughly the same time, the safest action is to wait for the through-traffic to pass; the left-turning rule and the “yield to the vehicle on your right” rule apply in different situations, but here the key idea is that through traffic goes first, so the ending-street driver yields.