Which description matches a partially controlled intersection?

Which description matches a partially controlled intersection?

• A. Regulated by signs and lights
• B. Not regulated at all
• C. Regulated at some but not all sides of the intersection
• D. Regulated by traffic police

Answer: (C)

Partially controlled intersections are those where some approaches have traffic control devices (such as signs or signals) and others do not. You’ll need to follow the devices on the sides that are regulated, while also using general caution and right-of-way rules for the approaches without control. This description matches an intersection where only some sides are regulated, not all. The other options describe either a fully controlled intersection, an uncontrolled intersection, or one controlled by a police officer, which are different situations.

Partially controlled intersections are those where some approaches have traffic control devices (such as signs or signals) and others do not. You’ll need to follow the devices on the sides that are regulated, while also using general caution and right-of-way rules for the approaches without control. This description matches an intersection where only some sides are regulated, not all. The other options describe either a fully controlled intersection, an uncontrolled intersection, or one controlled by a police officer, which are different situations.