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At an all-way stop, another vehicle arrived and stopped before you. Who should generally go first?
At an all-way stop, blue vehicle 1 approaches from the west and silver vehicle 2 from the south. Both are behind their stop lines. The still image does not show their arrival order.
Correct answer: The vehicle that arrived first
Why
Arrival order helps determine movement, but each driver must still confirm the path is clear before proceeding.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · First arrival at intersection · p. 42
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