At a T intersection, which vehicle has the right-of-way?

At a T intersection, the vehicle on the street that ends is the one that must yield to traffic on the main street. This is established by traffic rules that prioritize vehicles traveling on through streets, as they are considered to be continuing their journey on a defined path. The vehicle on the main street has the right-of-way, indicating that it does not have to stop or yield unless a situation necessitates it.

Choosing the vehicle on the street that ends as having the right-of-way would not align with typical traffic rules. Vehicles terminating at a T intersection should always be ready to yield to those on the main road to prevent potential collisions and ensure smooth traffic flow.