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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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Intersections and right-of-wayStandalone practice
You have stopped at a two-way stop and have not entered the intersection. Which traffic must you yield to?
A is stopped on a minor road while B approaches on the through road.
Correct answer: Traffic on the through road
Why
After stopping at a two-way stop, yield to through traffic in the intersection or close enough to be a hazard. Once a driver enters lawfully after yielding, approaching traffic must allow that vehicle to complete its movement.
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