In such situations, here’s what you should do:
Watch road markings closely. Dotted or solid lines tell you who has the right of way.
Check the speed and position of other cars. Make sure there’s enough space to turn or go through the intersection safely.
When unsure, yield. If you’re not certain about right of way, let the other vehicle go first. It prevents accidents and keeps traffic flowing smoothly.
Some drivers might think both cars can turn together to save time. But that’s a bad idea. Without signs or lights to control traffic, turning at the same time is extremely dangerous. There’s a high chance of a collision if one driver misreads the other’s intentions.