What action is required if an intersection has no traffic signs or signals?

When approaching an intersection that lacks traffic signs or signals, the appropriate action is to yield to the vehicle on your right. This rule is part of the right-of-way regulations, which are designed to prevent confusion and accidents at intersections where no explicit guidance exists. By yielding to the vehicle on your right, you ensure that priority is given to the car that is already in the intersection or is closest to it, which helps maintain a safe flow of traffic. This approach encourages drivers to be attentive and cautious in situations where standard traffic control devices are absent, promoting safety on the roads.