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When two vehicles approach an intersection, which of the following actions must vehicle 2 take?

  1. Yield to vehicle 1

  2. Proceed first

  3. Stop immediately

  4. Speed up to pass

The correct answer is: Yield to vehicle 1

In a typical traffic scenario at an intersection, the rules of right-of-way dictate that one vehicle may have to yield to another based on their respective positions and the signals in place. When vehicle 2 is approaching an intersection where vehicle 1 is already present or has the right to proceed (such as when vehicle 1 is coming from the right or is in a position to continue straight through a stop sign), vehicle 2 must yield and allow vehicle 1 to proceed first. This ensures that traffic flows safely and reduces the risk of accidents at the intersection. Understanding these rules helps maintain an orderly and safe driving environment, emphasizing the importance of yielding when required. This reinforces the need for all drivers to be aware of their surroundings and the actions of other vehicles to make informed decisions at intersections.