Intersection types include

• A. Roundabouts and interchanges
• B. Controlled and uncontrolled
• C. One-Way and Two-Way
• D. Signalized and non-signalized

Answer: (B)

Intersection types are about whether traffic controls guide who goes first. A controlled intersection has devices like traffic lights, stop signs, or yield signs that tell you when to stop or yield. An uncontrolled intersection has no devices, so you must use basic right-of-way rules and proceed cautiously when it’s safe. This broad distinction best fits the idea of intersection types, which is why it matches the correct choice. The other options point to specific designs (roundabouts vs interchanges) or directions of travel (one-way vs two-way) and don’t capture the general way traffic flow is regulated. Signalized versus non-signalized maps onto the same idea, but the more general and widely used classification is controlled versus uncontrolled.