What are the priority rules at intersections without traffic lights?

[TeaganLynn]

When vehicles pass through intersections without traffic light control or traffic police direction, they should follow the sequence specified by traffic signs or markings if such guidance exists. In the absence of traffic signs or markings, drivers must stop and observe before entering the intersection, adhering to the "Three Yielding Principles". Additional information: 1. Three Yielding Principles: (1) Yield to vehicles coming from the right; (2) Turning vehicles yield to vehicles going straight; (3) For vehicles approaching from opposite directions, right-turning vehicles yield to left-turning vehicles. 2. Prerequisites for applying the Three Yielding Principles: The intersection must have no traffic lights, no traffic police direction, and no traffic signs or markings. These principles follow a sequential order from 1 to 3. If the first principle applies to the actual situation, the subsequent two principles need not be considered. If the first principle doesn't apply, then apply the second principle. If the second principle applies, the third principle can be disregarded. Only when neither the first nor second principle applies should the third principle be used to determine right-of-way priority.