New York Driver License (DMV) Written Practice Test

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When entering intersections, you should always:

  1. Stop and enter slowly

  2. Follow the right-of-way rules

  3. Yield to pedestrians

  4. All of the above

The correct answer is: All of the above

"Always following all three options A, B, and C is the safest and most responsible way to enter an intersection. Option A, stopping and entering slowly, helps you avoid collisions with other vehicles that may not have a clear view of the intersection or are entering from another direction. Option B, following the right-of-way rules, ensures that you enter the intersection at an appropriate time and do not disrupt the flow of traffic. Option C, yielding to pedestrians, is important for the safety of both you and the pedestrians around the intersection. Therefore, all three options are crucial in making sure you enter intersections safely."

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