At uncontrolled intersections with similar road widths, which vehicle has to yield?

At uncontrolled intersections, the general rule is that vehicles must yield to those coming from the right. This is established to ensure a smooth flow of traffic and to minimize confusion at intersections where there are no traffic signals or signs to dictate right-of-way.

When two vehicles approach an uncontrolled intersection from different directions, the vehicle approaching from the right is granted the right of way. Therefore, if you are driving straight and encounter another vehicle that is also approaching but coming from the left, that vehicle must yield to you.

Understanding this rule is crucial for safe driving, particularly in areas where intersections may not have clear markings or signals. It helps drivers make timely decisions about yielding and ensures that traffic can proceed as smoothly and safely as possible.