At unmarked intersections, which vehicle has the right of way?

At unmarked intersections in Germany, the general rule is that vehicles coming from the right have the right of way. This means that if two vehicles approach an intersection without any signage indicating who should yield, the vehicle on the right has the priority to proceed. This rule is particularly designed to provide a clear guideline for drivers, reducing confusion and the potential for accidents at intersections that lack traffic control devices.

Understanding this right-of-way rule is crucial for safe driving, especially in unfamiliar areas or during complex traffic situations. In contrast, vehicles coming from the left would need to yield in this scenario, while vehicles on the main road would not apply here since the question specifies unmarked intersections where there is no indication of a main road. The premise that all vehicles would have equal rights at an unmarked intersection is also incorrect, as that would contradict the established traffic rules meant to facilitate orderly driving behavior.