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At a four-way stop, two cars complete their stops at different times and have clear paths. Which should normally proceed first?
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.
Correct answer: The vehicle that stopped first
Why
The vehicle that completed its stop first normally proceeds first when the path is clear. A driver who arrives first but rolls through has not completed the required stop. Yield if needed to avoid a conflict.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · First arrival at four-way stop · p. 75
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