New York Driver License (DMV) Written Practice Test

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Intersections. When entering an intersection, you should:

  1. Yield to vehicles on the right

  2. Yield to vehicles on the left

  3. Accelerate

  4. Stay in the center of the intersection

The correct answer is: Yield to vehicles on the right

When entering an intersection, it is important to yield to vehicles on the right. This is because the vehicles on the right have the right of way and it is the safest and most courteous way to enter the intersection. Yielding to vehicles on the left, accelerating or staying in the center of the intersection could lead to a collision with oncoming traffic. Therefore, these options are incorrect and could potentially make the intersection dangerous. Option A is the safest and most appropriate action to take when entering an intersection.

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