What is the appropriate action if a driver approaches an intersection without traffic control?

When a driver approaches an intersection without any traffic control devices, the appropriate action is to slow down and yield to the right. This follows the general traffic rule known as the "first to arrive, first to go," which encourages drivers to yield to vehicles approaching from their right if they arrive at the intersection simultaneously. By slowing down, the driver is able to assess the situation clearly, ensuring safety for themselves and others. Yielding to the right minimizes confusion and potential accidents in scenarios where there are no signals or signs to dictate traffic flow. This practice emphasizes caution and the importance of assessing other vehicles' movements in the absence of regulation.