An uncontrolled intersection is where there is no traffic signal, stop sign, or give way sign.
As a rule, at an uncontrolled intersection, always give way to the right, to oncoming road users (this includes vehicles, bicycles, eRideables and pedestrians).
Specifically:
- If going straight ahead – give way to all road users on your right.
- If turning left – give way to all road users to the right and those crossing the road you’re entering.
- If turning left using a slip lane – give way to all road users on your right and those crossing the slip lane.
- If turning right – give way to all road users on your right, any oncoming road users who are going straight ahead or turning left. Give way to those crossing the road you’re entering.
Travelling straight ahead OR turning left in a slip lane – failing to give way to vehicles to the right or pedestrians
Turning left or right – failing to give way to vehicles to the right or pedestrians
Uncontrolled intersections
