What should you do if your view is obstructed at an intersection?

When faced with an obstructed view at an intersection, the most appropriate action is to creep forward slowly and look for a clear view of the road. This method allows you to gain a better perspective of oncoming traffic and pedestrians without committing fully into the intersection. By moving forward cautiously, you minimize the risk of an accident while ensuring you can see clearly when it is safe to proceed.

This choice emphasizes the importance of safety and awareness in driving. It allows time to assess the situation and make an informed decision on whether to continue through the intersection or wait until it's safe.

In contrast, using the horn could startle other drivers or pedestrians without necessarily creating a safe situation for crossing. Making a U-turn can complicate traffic flow and may not be a legal or safe maneuver in all situations. Driving backward poses a significant risk, as doing so could lead to a collision with vehicles or pedestrians you cannot see. All these alternative actions do not effectively resolve the issue of an obstructed view.