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Your road ends at an uncontrolled T intersection. Traffic is approaching on the continuing road. Who must yield?
A approaches the end of a public road at an uncontrolled T intersection. B travels on the continuous through road. There is no driveway sidewalk or STOP control.
Correct answer: You must yield to traffic on the continuing road.
Why
At an uncontrolled T intersection, yield to traffic on the road that continues across your path. Slow, look both ways, and enter only with a safe gap. Obey any sign, signal, or officer that controls the intersection.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Uncontrolled T intersection · p. 29, 30
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