If you come to an unmarked intersection where visibility is limited, what should you do?

When approaching an unmarked intersection with limited visibility, the most prudent action is to stop at the intersection and proceed forward slowly. This allows the driver to assess the situation more safely and ensures that they can look both ways for oncoming traffic or pedestrians before fully entering the intersection. By stopping first, one is being cautious and reducing the potential for an accident in a scenario where visibility could limit awareness of approaching vehicles or hazards.

Moving forward slowly after stopping provides additional safety, as it allows the driver to react to any sudden appearances of vehicles that may not be visible initially. It emphasizes the importance of being cautious in situations where the intersection does not have clear traffic control devices, making it critical to ensure that the way is clear before proceeding.