Which of the following statements about right-of-way is incorrect?

The statement regarding the right-of-way at an uncontrolled T-intersection is correct in its identification as an incorrect answer. At a T-intersection, the vehicle on the continuing street has the right-of-way, meaning it does not need to yield to traffic on the terminating street. This operates under the principle that vehicles on a roadway without a stopping requirement have priority over vehicles that are merging or intersecting from a road that is ending.

Understanding this helps clarify why option C is incorrect, as it reverses the rules that correctly dictate the flow of traffic at such intersections. The other options accurately reflect the rules governing right-of-way: vehicles on the terminating street yield to those on the continuing street, vehicles at uncontrolled intersections should yield to one another based on arrival, and at an uncontrolled intersection, yielding is based on the order of arrival for safety and traffic flow management.