Right-of-way laws are designed to help drivers identify who may proceed first when more than one vehicle approaches an intersection at approximately the same time.

• A. Giving priority to vehicles on the left
• B. Requiring all drivers to stop at all times
• C. Right-of-way laws
• D. Allocating space on the road based on vehicle size

Answer: (C)

Right-of-way laws are the rules that tell you who may proceed first at an intersection when two or more vehicles arrive at about the same time, preventing confusion and crashes. This statement essentially asks you to name that concept, so the best match is right-of-way laws. The other options don’t fit because they describe unrelated ideas: prioritizing vehicles on the left isn’t a universal rule, everyone isn’t required to stop all the time, and allocating road space by vehicle size isn’t about who goes first.