At an open or uncontrolled intersection, yield if ____. A. Your road is paved and the crossroad is not

At an open or uncontrolled intersection, yield if ____.

A. Your road is paved and the crossroad is not

B. The cross road is paved and yours is not

C. You have two or more passengers in your vehicle

D. You did not yield in the last intersection

Answer: B. The cross road is paved and yours is not

If the road you are on is asphalt, and the one you are crossing is not then you must give way unless you had to yield just before this junction. This principle embodies the rule which gives priority to the vehicles entering the better-travelled road over those in the road. Asphalt roads, in most cases are considered more significant and of a higher grade than unpaved roads. Therefore, an uncontrolled intersection can be dealt with if the cross road is paved and your road is not; you should cede your right-of-way to the vehicles on the paved road before proceeding through the intersection. This regulation does its job of maintaining the order since there are no explicit traffic devices so the traffic is more orchestrated at the intersection.