Partially controlled intersections are described as?

Partially controlled intersections are described as?

• A. Regulated by signs only
• 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 (like stop signs or signals) and others do not. That means the intersection is regulated on some sides but not all. When you approach, you follow the controls on the sides that are regulated, and if you’re on an uncontrolled approach you must yield to traffic on the controlled sides and to vehicles already in the intersection. This helps explain why the description fits: the intersection is not fully regulated, yet it isn’t uncontrolled either.

Partially controlled intersections are those where some approaches have traffic control devices (like stop signs or signals) and others do not. That means the intersection is regulated on some sides but not all. When you approach, you follow the controls on the sides that are regulated, and if you’re on an uncontrolled approach you must yield to traffic on the controlled sides and to vehicles already in the intersection. This helps explain why the description fits: the intersection is not fully regulated, yet it isn’t uncontrolled either.