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At an all-way stop, one vehicle stops clearly before the others. Who normally proceeds first after yielding checks?
Blue A approaches from the west and silver B from the south at a four-way stop. Both are behind their stop lines. In this example, B completed its stop first. Opposing traffic lanes have two solid yellow lines.
Correct answer: The vehicle that completed the first stop.
Why
Order of arrival organizes movement, but every driver still checks for pedestrians and traffic already in the intersection.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · First vehicle at all-way stop · p. 88
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