Do you have to Yield driving out of a court?

Question

We live in a neighborhood that has 3 courts, (dead ends with homes) Coming out of each court people drive through a "T" crossing the court. There are no yield signs or stop signs, saying what do do. To me it is just common sense to "yield". Either way, I personally witness 2 to 3 near accidents a week.

What is the law on this. I live in California, but find nothing specificly addressing this kind of problem.

Answer 1

The law states, when approaching any intersection or roadway without signs and or signals, slow down and look both ways before entering the intersection and or roadway.

Answer 2

You must yeild the right-of-way on any of the roads, not just the "court", or cul de sac.  Unless there is a stop sign, all must yeild, but you are correct when you say that you use common sense.  Look and be a defensive driver.  Don't trust anyone.