At an uncontrolled intersection when two vehicles reach at the same time and the other driver does not yield, you should:

• A. Stop and wait for a signal
• B. Turn right immediately
• C. Proceed through the intersection without caution
• D. Proceed with caution; the other driver's failure does not relieve you of caution

Answer: (D)

At an intersection without signals or signs, there’s no guaranteed right-of-way. When two vehicles reach the intersection at the same time, you must proceed with caution and be prepared to stop if the other driver doesn’t yield. Your safety is your responsibility, so you don’t rely on the other driver to act correctly; you slow, check for pedestrians and other vehicles, and only go when it’s clearly safe. This approach avoids rushing into a conflict and reduces the chance of a collision.