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At an all-way stop, which vehicle normally proceeds first after everyone has stopped?
Blue A is on the west approach and silver B is on the south approach of an all-way stop. Both are behind their marked lines. The picture does not specify their arrival order.
Correct answer: The first vehicle to arrive, once the way is clear.
Why
All drivers stop; the first to arrive generally goes first, while simultaneous arrivals use the applicable right-of-way rule and caution.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · First vehicle at all-way stop · p. 70
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