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At a four-way stop, who normally goes first?
Blue A and silver B occupy adjacent approaches to an intersection. The card states that all approaches have STOP signs.
Correct answer: The first vehicle to arrive and stop
Why
At an all-way stop, the first arrival to complete a full stop normally goes first. Scan for pedestrians and confirm that other vehicles yield before entering.
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