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At a four-way STOP, two vehicles finish stopping at the same time on intersecting approaches. With no other conflict or officer directing traffic, which normally goes first?
A blue vehicle approaches from the left and a silver vehicle approaches from below at a four-way STOP intersection. No vehicle letters or routes appear.
Correct answer: The vehicle on the right.
Why
When arrivals are simultaneous, yielding to the vehicle on the right resolves the conflict.
Verified against Colorado Driver Handbook · Simultaneous four-way stop · p. 14
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